Fred Ebami is known as a pioneer of digital pop art, an artistic movement with roots in the traditional pop art of the 50s and 60s, but distinguished by the use of digital tools to create works of art.
Izar Hyacinthe left l’Oréal to set up his own business, Concretiz, offering his expertise to companies wishing to expand in Africa.
Vincent Jacquemet, the founder of Afrodyssée, shares the origins of the creation of this benchmark event for the promotion of African cultural and creative industries, recognized in Europe, Africa and the rest of the world.
Brune is much more than a magazine, it was a tool for social and cultural change aimed at transforming perceptions and attitudes towards Afrodescendant women.
Solange travels to Cameroon and Morocco to explore local know-how and develop a collection based on local skills.
An expert in storytelling and content creation, Queen Elizabeth Ihowa shares her vision of African fashion from the perspective of a woman who has lived on both continents and had the opportunity to travel the world.
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