Slide 2: street performer Arnold Dumbi with his costume made of plastic waste.

Slide 3: Junior Mvunzi -
The young artist with his costume "EBOLA"

Slide 4: Shoes are a strong social marker in DRC. Leather shoes are a clear sign of wealth.
The majority of the population lives below the poverty line. These modest flip-flops are reserved for the poorest. The artist Patrick Kitete collected dozens of them in the streets of Kinshasa to create this gorgon looking monster.

Slide 5: Shaka Fumu Kabaka in his "Covid-19" costume. Sometimes, passers-by give a name to a work of art. When he first walked down the street, the children of Kinshasa shouted at him "corona, corona'.

Slide 6: According to Gires Kanda GK, this world is ruled by ruthless and greedy men who all wear ties. Artists are not taken seriously by these people.

Slide 7: artist Lioyolo with 'Maza Mpasi’.

Fishing is not an escape from life, but a deeper immersion into it. - Harry Middleton 🎣❤️