Discover the contemporary work of T.Agnès
BIOGRAPHY OF Talato TEBDA
- WHO IS AGNES TEBDA?
Agnès TEBDA is a professional seamstress and lives in Ouagadougou. Her means of expression lie between sewing, painting and drawing. Her passion in the field of painting dates back to 2013, when the artist decided to try her hand at through recycled objects.
Her participation in the festival “Mur Mur” was a better moment of meeting and exchange with other artists. In her research work Agnès creates forms and levels of expression resulting from the encounter of grass on fabric and other materials, it is the strength of the artist to know how to capture these moments.
Her works are a permanent quest for balance. A dynamic balance meeting point of the forces that surround you where cross us.
Her works are a permanent quest for balance. A dynamic balance, the meeting point of the forces that surround us or cross us. Our world is a world without limits. Her artistic approach leads her to seek forms and other materials to say how she feels things daily. In an increasingly multipolar world, the role of women in art and culture is without context preponderant. She is on all the construction sites of life including the plastic arts.
The woman is a great symbol of perpetuity and generations follow one another without end. Despite wind and tide, her love is limitless. This is what the artist paints every day through forms that come from her imagination and inspiration and her daily life. Her very often colorful works speak of the daily life of women: women, mothers of dialogue and resilience, women, cradles of exchanges and encounters, women, mothers of struggles and emancipation, women of legends and history, women, witnesses to the contradictions of humanity and struggles. The artist offers in her approach geometric forms that are often imperfect, joys in society, pain too. She then specialized in the use of plant fibers, which are very present in many of her paintings. These bring the earthy, natural aspect of a painting related to contemporary, raw art. This is how the artist proceeds in her artistic approach.
She has participated in the following exhibitions, internships and training:
- EXHIBITIONS
- 2021: participation in the Ségou ART exhibition in Mali;
- 2021: Participation in the exhibition at the TABA TABA Center in Bobo Dioulasso;
- 2021: Participation in the exhibition at the European Union on the occasion of March 8, 2021 in Ouagadougou;
- 2020: Participation in the Wekré-Eclosion exhibition in Ouagadougou
- 2020 : Women's exhibition “they’commit standing up” à l’hangard 11, Ouidi ;
- 2019 : Collective exhibition « Moussoya » à the French Institute of Bobo Dioulasso;
- 2019: International Exhibition of Plastic Arts « FITMO» ;
- 2019: Photo Exhibition 1919-2019 at ANAPAP (Ouagadougou);
- 2018: Collective exhibition (Sira Labs) Ouagadougou;
- 2018: Exhibition Ausstellung An Kunstakademie (Germany);
- 2018: Exhibition at JAA (Young Artists of the Future) Atelier Maaneeré Burkina Faso;
- 2018: Collective exhibition « Moussoya » at Goethe Institute Ouagadougou;
- 2018: Group exhibition at BICIAB Ouagadougou;
- 2017: Group exhibition at the Pagba Africa Association;
- 2015: Exhibition collection to the national ensemble;
- 2015: Exhibition at the Swedish consul of Burkina;
- 2015: Collective exhibition at the Mus ée de la Musique.
- INTERNSHIPS AND TRAINING
- 2022 : participation in the 13th edition of the Laongo International Granite Sculpture Symposium from October 1 to 21, 2022, Ziniaré, Burkina Faso;
- 2020: Participation in the P’ART’ABE BOBO 2020 painting competitions;
- 2018: Workshop Ausstellung An Kunstakademie (Germany);
- 2017: Workshop in vegetable paper (MUPUKU collective);
- 2016: Participation in the travel diary;
- 2016: Participation in the international painting meeting of Ouagadougou (RIPO) training and exhibition;
- 2015: Participation in the Festival « Mur Mur» and in the travel diary (Ouagadougou);
- 2016: Workshop with Michel BATLLE (painting and drawing);
- 2010-2012: Assistant Deans painting: BOLY Sambo André KANE (Ouagadougou) ;
- 2006-2008 : Training in contemporary dance. Theater. Storytelling (at the school of the ancestors) bogolan and dyeing (Ouaga) ONKOBO Zacharie.
BIOGRAPHY OF Talato TEBDA
- WHO AGNES TEBDA?
Agnès TEBDA is a professional seamstress and lives in Ouagadougou. Her means of expression lie between sewing, painting and drawing. Her passion in the field of painting dates back to 2013, a period when the artist decided to try her hand at recycled objects.
Her participation in the « Mur Mur » festival was a better time to meet and exchange with other artists. In her research work Agnès creates forms and levels of expression resulting from the meeting of grass on fabric and other materials, it is the strength of the artist to know how to capture these moments.
Her works are a permanent quest for balance. A dynamic balance, the meeting point of the forces that surround you or pass through us.
Her works are a permanent quest for balance. A dynamic balance, the meeting point of the forces that surround us or pass through us. Our world is a world without limits. Her artistic approach leads her to seek out forms and other materials to express how she feels about things on a daily basis. In an increasingly multipolar world, the role of women in art and culture is without a doubt preponderant. They are present on all the building sites of life, including the visual arts.
Women are great symbols of perpetuity and generations follow one another endlessly. Despite the wind and tides, their love is limitless. This is what the artist paints every day through forms that come from her imagination, inspiration and everyday life. Her very often colorful works speak of the daily life of women: women who are mothers of dialogue and resilience, women who are the cradle of exchanges and encounters, women who are mothers of struggles and emancipation, women of legends and history, women who bear witness to the contradictions of humanity and struggles. In her approach, the artist offers often imperfect geometric shapes, joys in society, and pain too. She then specialized in the use of plant fibers, which are very present in many of her paintings. These bring the earthy, natural aspect of a painting related to raw, contemporary art. This is how the artist proceeds in her artistic approach.
She has participated in the following exhibitions, internships and training:
- EXHIBITIONS
- 2021: participation in the Ségou ART exhibition in Mali;
- 2021: Participation in the exhibition at the TABA TABA Center in Bobo Dioulasso;
- 2021: Participation in the exhibition at the European Union on the occasion of March 8, 2021 in Ouagadougou;
- 2020: Participation in the Wekré-Eclosion exhibition in Ouagadougou
- 2020 : Women's exhibition “they’commit standing up” à l’hangard 11, Ouidi ;
- 2019 : Collective exhibition « Moussoya » à the French Institute of Bobo Dioulasso;
- 2019: International Exhibition of Plastic Arts « FITMO» ;
- 2019: Photo Exhibition 1919-2019 at ANAPAP (Ouagadougou);
- 2018: Collective exhibition (Sira Labs) Ouagadougou;
- 2018: Exhibition Ausstellung An Kunstakademie (Germany);
- 2018: Exhibition at JAA (Young Artists of the Future) Atelier Maaneeré Burkina Faso;
- 2018: Collective exhibition « Moussoya » at Goethe Institute Ouagadougou;
- 2018: Group exhibition at BICIAB Ouagadougou;
- 2017: Group exhibition at the Pagba Africa Association;
- 2015: Exhibition collection to the national ensemble;
- 2015: Exhibition at the Swedish consul of Burkina;
- 2015: Collective exhibition at the Mus ée de la Musique.
- INTERNSHIPS AND TRAINING
- 2022 : participation in the 13th edition of the Laongo International Granite Sculpture Symposium from October 1 to 21, 2022, Ziniaré, Burkina Faso;
- 2020: Participation in the P’ART’ABE BOBO 2020 painting competitions;
- 2018: Workshop Ausstellung An Kunstakademie (Germany);
- 2017: Workshop in vegetable paper (MUPUKU collective);
- 2016: Participation in the travel diary;
- 2016: Participation in the international painting meeting of Ouagadougou (RIPO) training and exhibition;
- 2015: Participation in the Festival « Mur Mur» and in the travel diary (Ouagadougou);
- 2016: Workshop with Michel BATLLE (painting and drawing);
- 2010-2012: Assistant Deans painting: BOLY Sambo André KANE (Ouagadougou) ;
- 2006-2008 : Training in contemporary dance. Theater. Storytelling (at the school of the ancestors) bogolan and dyeing (Ouaga) ONKOBO Zacharie.
A seamstress by profession, Talato TEBDA lives in Ouagadougou. Her means of expression lie between sewing, painting and drawing. Her passion in the field of painting dates back to 2013, a period when the artist decided to try her hand at recycled objects.
Her participation in the «Mur Mur » festival was a better time to meet and exchange with other artists. In her research work, Talato creates forms and levels of expression resulting from the encounter of grass on fabric and other materials; it is the artist's strength to know how to capture these moments.
Her works are a permanent quest for balance. A dynamic balance, the meeting point of the forces that surround us or pass through us. Our world is a world without limits. Her artistic approach leads her to search for forms and other materials to say how she feels things on a daily basis. In an increasingly multipolar world, the role of women in art and culture is without a doubt preponderant. They are on all the construction sites of life including the plastic arts.
Women are great symbols of perpetuity and generations follow one another endlessly. Despite wind and tide, their love is limitless. This is what the artist paints every day through forms that come from her imagination and inspiration and her daily life. Her very often colorful works speak of the daily life of women: women who are mothers of dialogue and resilience, women who are the cradle of exchanges and encounters, women who are mothers of struggles and emancipation, women of legends and history, women who bear witness to the contradictions of humanity and struggles. In her approach, the artist offers often imperfect geometric shapes, joys in society, and pain too. She then specialized in the use of plant fibers, which are very present in many of her paintings. These bring the earthy, natural aspect of a painting related to raw, contemporary art. This is how the artist proceeds in his artistic approach.
