PROFILE: Anje

Boris Anje Tabufor (b.1993), discovered art since his earliest days. He received his first drawing lessons from his cousin (and artist) Samuel Njomke. His work focuses on the notion of negative dependence. 

“My artwork is highlighting our link to negative dependence. A force which creates a virtual link between two random items. Creating a balance fulfilling his imagination, this is how humans are becoming their own odalisque. I want my artworks to be a mirror used for an internal process of introspection.”

Anje composes black silhouettes animated with logotypes that reflect what he defines as the social and material conventions enslaving men. Lettering and logos that also refer to the marks left on the body by the disease. Consumerism, superficiality sound like a denunciation of the conditions of production of an entertainment society.
He lives and works in Douala, Cameroon. 

Afeez Adetunji shows Unbreakable in Lagos

Afeez Adetunji is set to exhibit 28 recent works in his second solo show on Saturday, November 16, at Alexis Galleries, 282 Akin Olugbade Street, Off Idowu Martins, Victoria Island, Lagos. 

Adetunji revealed this at a press session today at the gallery in Lagos. The exhibition titled Unbreakable, according to him, was inspired by his environment. The theme also reflects the beauty of his environment with a stunning impression of Ibadan rooftops in his paintings is symbolical. The works evoke strong feelings and also question the current reality in contemporary time.