Aziz Salmone Fall interviewed in Bandung, 2015, by Nathalie Muchamad. His words are part of the artist's installation.
There is no doubt that Nathalie Muchamad is to come back to Guadeloupe: her appealing art practice has led to a variety of exchanges with the public, artists and art professionals, all interested in working with Nathalie in the future.
To put it in a nutshell: Nathalie's practice is about keeping up the consciousness. An attitude that is verging a form of cultural activism, if not political engagement.
Nathalie Muchamad has now ended her residency at L'Artocarpe. She will be sincerely missed...
Nathalie Muchamad is a member of L'Artocarpe France...
To put it in a nutshell: Nathalie's practice is about keeping up the consciousness. An attitude that is verging a form of cultural activism, if not political engagement.
Nathalie Muchamad has now ended her residency at L'Artocarpe. She will be sincerely missed...
Nathalie Muchamad is a member of L'Artocarpe France...
Questions from the public were numerous and rich.
A nice exchange, which continues to affirm L'Artocarpe as generator of interesting theoretical events in relation to contemporary art.
References to the Black Aesthetics were constant: here a passage of Richard Wright's book on his decision to report on the Bandung conference. Visual included in Nathalie's art installation.