Rendez-vous au soleil, éd. 4/8

Yankhoba Diallo "Jacob Yacouba" Senegalese

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Jacob Yacouba, a key figure in Senegal’s art scene, created Rendez-vous au Soleil as part of his exploration of love, identity, and the complexity of human relationships. This tapestry, depicting the fragmentation of a lovers' quarrel, uses a horizontal format—unusual for tapestries from Thiès—to enhance its narrative flow. Known for his portrayal of women, particularly the Signares of Saint-Louis, Yacouba’s work captures both sensuality and tension. Rendez-vous au Soleil exemplifies his ability to convey deep emotional and cultural themes through abstract forms, and has been showcased in major public venues in Europe and the United States.

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