Josèfa Ntjam
Futuristic Ancestry: Warping Matter and Space-time(s)
What are the stories that shape your perception of the world and yourself? How can we create alternative narratives within our communities to mobilize change? In Futuristic Ancestry, artist Josèfa Ntjam explores collective histories, as well as her own memories, to deconstruct these dominant narratives and uncover a new, liberated future.
Through images of African mythologies, ancestral rituals, Cameroonian independence movements, and freedom fighters such as the Black Panthers, Ntjam highlights the transformative power of community to create new realities. Her work often references biology as a parallel to human communities of resistance, highlighting the resilience, healing and adaptation seen in nature.
Collaboration is central to Ntjam’s practice. In her own words:
Futuristic Ancestry is a multi-sensory experience, immersing you in Ntjam’s visionary world, where the past and future converge, and the power of community drives change.
Credits
The exhibition is curated by Jessica Jarl, Global Director of Exhibitions, Fotografiska, in collaboration with the Artist.
Organized by Thomas Schäfer, Exhibitions Manager, Fotografiska Berlin.
Until 15 Sep 2024
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Who are you when the party is over? When you stop trying to impress others, dare to be vulnerable and seen for who you really are? After The Party reveals a different side to Andy Warhol; an individual longing to belong, captured through his camera lens.
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How much of life is determined by what you have been told is possible? What does it take to break free and forge your own path? In WE WILL SLAM YOU WITH OUR WINGS, Joanna Dudley presents a transformative narrative.
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