Born in 1987 in Maputo, Mozambique. Lives and works in Maison-Alfort.
Euridice Zaituna Kala is a Mozambican artist-teacher. the work focuses on cultural and historical metamorphoses, its manipulations and adaptations. The artist reproduces the vocabulary visual of historical archives to reveal its subjectivities, but also those they have invisibility. It questions the appropriation of black bodies by their representation in archives; But rather than to seize their history, she tries to reaffirm their existence. His work takes the form of installations, performances, images, objects and books.
As part of its itinerancy, the exhibition Daylighting : mais c'est l'eau qui parle by Euridice Zaituna Kala, initially presented at La Criée, is now installed at La Loge in Brussels. In her work, …
Each season, La Criée works with artists, researchers, authors and/or associate curators. These partnerships enable us to experiment with new ways of working over the long term, to develop more …
Having already regularly echoed the crises - ecological, as well as post-colonial, political and social - that punctuate and shape our globalised societies, and the questions that arise from them, La …
