Kinshasa, Zaire by Moke

Moke's paintings were inspired by his own experiences of living in Kinshasa. They depict groups of youths in bars, bustling street scenes, the flamboyant posturing of the city's fashionable 'sapeurs'. The art historians, Enwezor and Okeke, describe Moke as a "veritable visual journalist", with an eye for the "pictorial thrill of mundane experience, of the urban folk, or the spectacular performance of official pageantry".

This poster by Foundation Cartier, uses one of Moke's images for a 2015 exhibition.

Size: tbc

Artist: Moke

Print type: digital

Condition: excellent