テート・ギャラリーのインスタグラム(tate) - 10月8日 17時31分

'Photography arrived in Congo, or even in Africa, through colonial expeditions and photography helped a lot to create this image of ‘the other’ or the savage or the foreigner… I wonder myself, as an African, or as a Congolese, how am I able produce a new narrative with the same medium?' - #SammyBaloji

Step inside Sammy Baloji's studio in Brussels, Belgium. Baloji grew up in the Katanga province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), an area shaped by the exploitation of both human and natural resources, particularly through mining. In this short film, discover how the artist uses photographic archives to unpick this complex history, and document the legacies of colonialism.

📸 Find Baloji's work on display in #AWorldinCommon: Contemporary African Photography at Tate Modern.

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