From the Maison Muller to the Club des Diasporas Africaines de France, she initiates projects aimed at promoting African skills and stimulating economic growth on the continent.
Meet Justine Sow, author of “Wax Paradox”, a comic strip exploring the complexities of wax and the twists and turns of mixed-race identity. An atypical career path, from journalism to comics, where passion, determination and encounters combine to give birth to a committed and nuanced work.
Meet Gombo, an Afro-descendant visual artist who explores the many facets of wax, from its controversial history to its contemporary artistic potential. Currently exhibited at the Musée de l’Homme, he shares with us his atypical career path, from his beginnings in cartooning to his committed artistic approach.
Meet Mina Binebine, a passionate Moroccan fashion designer who transformed her childhood dream into her eponymous brand. From her studies in Los Angeles to her success in Morocco, discover her inspiring journey, her unique approach to fashion and her commitment to assertive beauty.
With Enudium, Khamissa Xerri doesn’t just offer beauty products. She reinvents African beauty, drawing on the richness of the local terroir and combining it with a modern, innovative vision.
The inspiring story of Namissa Thera Sow, a Malian designer who has turned her passion into commitment. Discover how she is helping to enhance local craftsmanship and promote ethical, responsible African fashion.
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