Lease artwork "Romy" by Habibatou Yaye Keita with an option to purchase
Paintings by Habibatou Yaye Keita are available for lease with purchase option
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About the author
Habibatou Yaye Keita, a contemporary painter from Mali, has carved a unique niche in the art world with her distinctive focus on self-portraiture. Through her art, she introduces herself to viewers while simultaneously undergoing transformative explorations of identity, often incorporating various hairstyles inspired by African traditions. This stylistic choice serves as a catalyst for profound reflections on themes such as the role and status of women in modern society, grounded in a steadfast commitment to preserving cultural origins.
In addition to her artistic exploration of identity and gender dynamics, Habibatou Yaye Keita uses her platform to raise awareness about vitiligo, a condition characterized by the development of white patches on the skin. Through her vibrant and engaging artwork, she advocates for self-acceptance and celebrates the beauty of diversity, urging individuals affected by vitiligo not to succumb to societal pressures to undergo depigmentation procedures.
Habibatou Yaye Keita's artistic talent has been recognized and celebrated on both local and international stages. Her works have been featured in prestigious exhibitions and festivals across Africa, including the Street Arts Festival Assini in Ivory Coast, the RIPO 4th Edition in Burkina Faso, and the Pacte Mali exhibition at the Gallery Medina in Bamako, Mali. Her contributions to the art world extend beyond the canvas, as she continues to use her art as a vehicle for social commentary and advocacy, championing inclusivity, self-expression, and cultural heritage.
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Nationality:
MALI
- Date of birth : 1998
- Artistic domains: Represented by a Gallery,
- Groups: Contemporary Malian Artists Artists presented by a gallery
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