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ARTWORKS“Biso nde ba Bantu” is an art series by Vubu Sara Mendes. She draws quirky bantu faces that represent people from her culture. Each element is thoughtfully crafted, and every character has a story to tell.
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Biso nde Ba Bantu by Vubu Sara Mendes
Matondo, known as the "village dad" in Matadi, is a proud Bantu and a fierce advocate for women's rights in Congo. His giant spirit shines through in everything he does, making him a pillar of strength and wisdom in his community. With deep pride in his heritage and country, Matondo dedicates his life to uplifting and protecting the women of Congo, ensuring they have a voice and the opportunities they deserve. His passion and commitment inspire all who know him to stand up for justice and to work toward a brighter future for everyone.
Moyi, a radiant and intelligent young girl from Banza Kongo, Angola, is the embodiment of warmth and sunshine. Proud of her Bantu heritage, her name, meaning "sun," reflects the bright spirit she brings to everyone around her. Known for her deep love for her family and community, Moyi’s wisdom and determination shine through in every challenge she faces. Her story is a powerful reminder of Bantu resilience, hope, and the transformative power of a loving heart. Moyi’s journey inspires us to find light in the darkest times and to lead with kindness and courage.
Tantine Bibish lights up any room with her wealth and style, adorned in stunning jewelry and a distinctive zigzag hair parting with two buns. Her presence is felt before she speaks, as enormous gold earrings, intricate necklaces, and musical bangles announce her arrival.
Despite her wealth, Bibish stays grounded, sharing her journey from humble beginnings to success. She inspires young girls to embrace their heritage and aim high, embodying the proud spirit of being Bantu. Her story, etched in every piece of jewelry, reminds all that true wealth lies in embracing one's identity.
Meet Fiston, born and raised in Brazzaville, and one of the famous sapeurs known for his impeccable style and vibrant outfits. Fiston’s fashion is more than clothing—it’s a statement of cultural pride and creativity.
Dreaming of becoming a renowned Congolese fashion designer in Paris, Fiston gained fame in Pointe-Noire as a local icon. His ambition is to blend Congolese flair with Parisian chic, proving that fashion is a powerful form of self-expression and cultural identity.
Meet Zigura, the famous barber from Kinshasa, DRC. Born and raised in Kintambo, Zigura is a local legend known for his signature 90s haircuts, impeccable style, and magnetic energy.
Dreaming of becoming a renowned Congolese fashion designer in Paris, Zigura’s journey began with big dreams as a child. His barbershop is a hub of joy, where clients leave not just looking good but feeling uplifted by his genuine love for people.
Despite his fame, Zigura remains grounded, inspiring others with his journey from humble beginnings. He embodies the spirit of Kinshasa, celebrating his roots while uplifting his community, showing that true success lies in lifting others up.
Meet Maserika, the vibrant village girl from Matadi, Congo. Known for her cornrows adorned with jewelry and pink hair beads, she’s a dancing sensation in her community. Maserika’s love for music and rhythm is infectious, and her confident waist moves bring joy wherever she goes.
Celebrated throughout the village, Maserika turns everyday moments into lively celebrations. Her dance is a beautiful expression of her spirit, inspiring everyone around her to embrace their heritage and find joy in life’s simple pleasures.
“Biso nde ba Bantu” is an art series by Vubu Sara Mendes. She draws quirky African faces that represent her Bantu tribe, mixed with a Scandinavian touch from where she was born and raised. Each element is thoughtfully crafted, and every character has a story to tell.
Meet Maserika, the vibrant village girl from Matadi, Congo. Known for her cornrows adorned with jewelry and pink hair beads, she’s a dancing sensation in her community. Maserika’s love for music and rhythm is infectious, and her confident waist moves bring joy wherever she goes.
Celebrated throughout the village, Maserika turns everyday moments into lively celebrations. Her dance is a beautiful expression of her spirit, inspiring everyone around her to embrace their heritage and find joy in life’s simple pleasures.