Ivory Coast artist recasts old mobile phones into art
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Bingerville, Ivory Coast: Stitching together discarded mobile phone keyboards to make art, Ivorian artist Mounou Desire Koffihopes to raise awareness about pollution.
BINGERVILLE (Ivory Coast), May 14 — Stitching together discarded mobile phone keyboards to make art, Ivorian artist Mounou Desire Koffi hopes to raise awareness about pollution. “I wanted to contribute something new,” said the artist, whose work is on display in Abidjan until July. In his...
An "ecological and committed" artist, the Ivorian Désiré Mounou Koffi, gives a second life to old mobile phones by recycling them and turning them into colorful paintings. His work is exhibited in his native country, in Abidjan, until July.
Galerie Nathalie Obadia opens an exhibition of new works on recycled paper by Nú Barreto Nú Barreto, Similitude, 2021. Collages (carton, papier, tissus), crayon céramique, pastel mi-gras, papier recyclé, 85,8 x 124 x 4 cm. Photo: Bertrand Huet / Tutti image. Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Nathalie Obadia Paris/Brussels. PARIS .-Galerie Nathalie Obadia is presenting Nú Barretos third exhibition, after Homo Imparfaits in 2019 in Brussels. Born in 1966, in São Domingo, in Guinea-Bissau, Nú Barreto has lived and worked in Paris since 1989. After trying his hand at photography, he soo...