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Earth hair heritage

Earth hair heritage

Maryse Mulumba

Digital arts

Style: Symbolism

2D Digital Work, Paper, 2021

29 cm x 21 cm

Regular price €170,00 EUR
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Dimensions: 29 x 21cm

About the artist Maryse Mulumba

Maryse Mulumba, artiste peintre surréaliste et abstraite franco-congolaise née et formée à Évry-Courcouronnes, a découvert la peinture comme vocation dès l'adolescence.

Après un bac mode en 2012, des cours à la Sorbonne et une licence à Lim'art Paris (2014), elle devient autodidacte par nécessité financière, peignant sans relâche depuis lors pour exprimer son monde intérieur.

Influencée par ses origines congolaises, la nature, le visible et l'invisible. Elle fusionne héritage africain et surréalisme dans des toiles vibrantes centrées sur la femme noire – symbole de force, d'héritage et de beauté somptueuse, comme dans "Couronnes ébènes".

Exposée au Louvre en 2019, élue talent d'Évry et Wonder Lady 2020, son œuvre inspire résilience et empowerment.