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Lima Fabien
Quick access : The woman whom you did not want Vaval an nou Carnival in the Sun And if we laughed History of the blue hand |  Native of West Indies and french Guyana, Lima FABIEN draws her inspiration from movements and the colors of the Carnival. Her characters arise from a phantasmagorical universe. She sometimes uses, an allegorical language.
"Hom speak about the ocean to the profound of myself buried Dig the earth up to roots Smash stones and pebbles The water lives in the spirit of people Haunt the stiff grounds How to speak about the ocean to the insipid sweet bitter taste Where eyes ear to tell the others Withnesses of the agony of the seasons How to speak about the ocean lost in drops in the airs If I left over there My ocean is right by me" Extract of its collection of poetry: "Poutchi Pouki à jamais libre" Published by Silex/Nouvelles du sud
Exhibitions
2003 Personal Exhibition Centre Binet, Paris "Vaval an nou: Carnaval au Soleil"
2000 Personal Exhibition TAN, Paris "La femme que tu n'as pas voulue"
1999 Collective Exhibition, Guyane "Insolente, Insolite" Collective Exhibition, Ansnières "Artistes de caraïbes"
1998 Exhibition in frame of the abolition of the slavery Paris XX
1996 Personal Exhibition "Marais Plus" Paris III Personal Exhibition "Guyane" |
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