Aime Mpane, born in 1968

Aime Mpane is a contemporary artist from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), born in 1968. He primarily works in sculpture, utilizing an adze to create powerful pieces that reflect on the complex history and culture of the DRC, particularly the atrocities committed during King Leopold II's rule.

Mpane's artistic practice is marked by a profound exploration of the relationship between Europe and Africa. He is recognized as one of the most important artists of African origin today, with a body of work that addresses themes of identity and memory. His solo exhibitions include "Bach to Congo" at Skoto Gallery in New York City in 2007 and "Remedies" at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts in Brussels in 2020.

His artworks have been featured in significant group exhibitions, including the 8th Havana Biennial and the Dakar Biennale, as well as venues like the National Museum of African Art in Washington, D.C. Mpane's work is part of the AfricaMuseum collection, showcasing its cultural significance.

With a growing presence in the art market and recognition through awards like the Jean-Paul Blachère Foundation's Critics Prize and The Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Prize, Aime Mpane continues to captivate collectors and art enthusiasts alike.

'Ikono- Jeremie' Each 32 X 31 X 3Cm (12 5/8 X 12 3/16 X 1 3/16In) (12)

Aime Mpane (Democratic Republic Of Congo, Born 1968) La Ramasseuse De Mains Coupées (2014), Signed And Dated ‘Aime Mpane 2014’ (Lower Right) Wooden Mosaic 208 X 158Cm (81 7/8 X 62 3/16In).

Aime Mpane (Né En 1968, Dr Congo) Closed, 2010. Acrylique Sur Bois, Taillée À L’Herminette Et Clous Signée Et Datée Au Dos. Acryl Op Hout, Gesneden Met Een Dissel. Gesigneerd En Gedateerd Op De Achterkant. 115 X 88 Cm

A carved wood artwork by Aime Mpane Enkobo featuring vibrant colors and intricate patterns.

Aime Mpane Enkobo (Congolese, B. 1968)

This artwork, titled 'Il. Cont, XXIV' by Congolese artist Aime Mpane Enkobo, showcases a dynamic composition carved from wood and enhanced with paint. The piece, signed and dated 2012, measures approximately 12-3/4 inches in height and 12-1/4 inches in width, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Aimé Mpane (Né En 1968, À Kinshasa, R.D.C) Sans Titre, (Tryptique), 2010 Ensemble De Trois Huile Sur Bois Multiplex Taillé À L'Herminette L'Une Signée Et Datée Au Dos Aimé Mpane, 2010 H: 32&Nbsp,W: 30&Nbsp,D: 3,50&Nbsp,Cm Provenance : Nomad Gallery, Bruxelles Collection Particulière, Bruxelles

Kinoct VI, X et XV

Abstract artwork featuring a fragmented bed structure with earthy tones and textured brushstrokes.

2008. 32 30 /

This abstract piece showcases a fragmented bed rendered in earthy tones, surrounded by textured brushstrokes. The composition evokes a sense of dislocation and introspection, with a muted background that contrasts the bold, rough application of paint. The use of color and form suggests themes of memory and absence, characteristic of contemporary African art.

Hopital

The artwork 'Hopital' by Aime Mpane Enkobo showcases a dynamic composition in acrylic on a carved wooden panel. Created in 2008, this piece measures 32 x 30 cm and reflects the artist's unique style, possibly incorporating themes of health and community. The work is signed and dated on the back, adding to its authenticity.

Congo - Face Xv