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  • Amadou Yero Ba

    Un Éminent Peintre de l'Art Contemporain Africain

    Participez à une vente aux enchères exceptionnelle d'une toile rare de la collection privée du peintre.

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    A Luminary of African Contemporary Art

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    "Les Grandes Dames"

    Amadou Yero Ba
    Dimensions: 90x70 cm
    Acrylique sur toile signé et daté en bas à droite
    Année 2021

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    A propos de l'Artiste

    About the Artist

    Amadou Yero Ba - Un Éminent Peintre de l'Art Contemporain Africain

     

    Amadou Yéro Ba est né en 1944 à Agniam Thiodaye, dans la région de Matam au Nord duSénégal, Bâ a tracé son chemin dans le monde de l'art avec une détermination inébranlable.

    Formé par Pierre Lods au sein de ses AteliersLibres, Amadou Ba fait partie des premiers élèves à bénéficier deses enseignements. Sa peinture, nourrie par la tradition peule, respire la quintessence de l'Afrique nomade. À travers ses œuvres, il évoque des scènes de la vie quotidienne, des pasteurs aux bœufs en forme de lyre, des bateaux à fond plat
    sur un fleuve aux danseurs. Mais au-delà des sujets traités, c'est l'émotion pure qui transparaît, témoignant d'une sensibilité profonde envers son héritage culturel et son environnement.

    Les œuvres de Ba révèlent un dialoguesubtil entre tradition et modernité, puisant son inspiration à la fois dans le
    monde qui l'entoure et dans les géométries légères de ses inspirateurs tels que Picasso, Klee et Dominguez. Ses peintures sont des invitations à la contemplation, capturant des instants figés dans le temps, où le silence résonne aussi fort que les couleurs douces et les formes élégantes.

    À travers les années, Amadou Yéro Ba a tracé son chemin dans le monde de l'art avec une singularité etune profondeur remarquables. Sa peinture, discrète et secrète, révèle les multiples facettes d'une Afrique en perpétuel mouvement, où tradition et modernité se fondent dans une harmonie singulière.

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    Amadou Yero Ba - A Luminary of African Contemporary Art

     

    Amadou Yéro Ba was born in 1944 in Agniam Thiodaye, in the Matam region of Northern Senegal. Ba carved his path in the world of art with unwavering determination.

     

    Trained by Pierre Lods at his Ateliers Libres, Amadou Ba was among the first students to benefit from his teachings. His painting, nurtured by the Fulani tradition, breathes the quintessence of nomadic Africa. Through his works, he evokes scenes of daily life, from herders with lyre-shaped cattle to flat-bottomed boats on a river and dancers. But beyond the subjects depicted, pure emotion shines through, reflecting a deep sensitivity to his cultural heritage and environment.

     

    Ba's works reveal a subtle dialogue between tradition and modernity, drawing inspiration from the surrounding world and the light geometries of his inspirations such as Picasso, Klee, and Dominguez. His paintings are invitations to contemplation, capturing moments frozen in time, where silence resonates as strongly as soft colors and elegant forms.

     

    Over the years, Amadou Yéro Ba has carved his path in the art world with remarkable singularity and depth. His painting, discreet and secretive, reveals the multiple facets of an Africa in perpetual motion, where tradition and modernity blend into a singular harmony.

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  • Auction Process

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    "...the people produce the artist, and it’s true. The artist also produces the people. And that’s a very violent and terrifying act of love. The role of the artist and the role of the lover. If I love you, I have to make you conscious of the things you don’t see [...] The only way you can get through it is to accept that two-way street which I call love. You can call it a poem, you can call it whatever you like. That’s how people grow up. An artist is here not to give you answers but to ask you questions.”

    James Baldwin