Paris+ par Art Basel | Unboxing | Seyni Awa Camara


Arriving at Paris+ par Art Basel are two of Senegalese artist Seyni Awa Camara’s terracotta sculptures. The Wolof artist was born in the 1940s among triplets – a mythic origin that evokes the interplay between the visible and invisible worlds in African cosmogony. She was raised by her mother, a potter who taught Camara about sculpture as a child. To this day, Camara models her clay in front of her home and fires the work in an open-hearth kiln. An inner calling guides her work: many pieces reflect a world of animals and humans or, as seen here, maternal figures surrounded by children. 

Seyni Awa Camara, Untitled (2019) and Untitled (2023), are presented by Magnin-A (Paris).

Produced and directed by Prismago


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