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SOUVENIRS D'AFRIQUE... RÊpublique DÊmocratique du Congo Je me revois adolescente, insouciante et d'une curiositÊ dÊvorante, dans un avion militaire spartiate direction LÊopoldville (Kinshasa). 3UHPLqUH pWDSH /DJRVž GHX[LqPH pWDSH $FFUDž XQH WHUUH URXJH VSRQJLHXVH XQH OXPLqUH RUDQJH DYHXJODQWH XQH KXPLGLWp FDUHVVDQWH GHV JUDQGV RLVHDX[ KLpUDWLTXHV HW LPPRELOHV (QILQ .LQVKDVD 6HV DYHQXHV LQWHUPLQDEOHV VHV PDUFKpV DX[ FRXOHXUV DUF HQ FLHO GHV IUXLWV MDPDLV YXV GX WDSLRFD SDUWRXW XQH YpJpWDWLRQ DX[ IOHXUV FKDUQXHV SUHVTXH YLULOHVžHW XQH IRXOH tantôt en mouvement, tantôt endormie comme hypnotisÊe par la chaleur. Des femmes d'une beautÊ irritante m’apparaissaient telles des reines, à l’allure hautaine, des turbans sur la tête à la structure architecturale. Une force transpirait de leurs corps d'Êbène ! Tout me semblait trop, absurde, des scènes de thÊâtre. Matadi,1 la forêt, le fleuve et puis le spectacle du port qui m’absorbait. Ringo mon ami chimpanzÊ qui faisait du vÊlo avec moi, pendu sur mon dos. 2 0ERWH ERQMRXUž 0RQ SHUURTXHW JULV %XEL VLIIODLW OH UpYHLO RX OH VLOHQFH GH O DUPpH HW
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AFRICAN MEMORIES... Democratic Republic of Congo I see myself, a light-hearted, inquisitive eager young teenager aboard a military plane preparing to land in the newly appointed capital of Leopoldville, Kinshasa. First stop in Lagos; second stop in Accra; spongy heavy red earth, a blinding orange light, a caressing dampness, huge, hieratic and motionless birds... At long last, this is Kinshasa. Never ending boulevards; markets of rainbow hues; exotic fruits and vegetables never seen before; tapioca on every stall; fleshy flowers and plants, almost virile. People, always in motion or sat on the ground, drowsy and spellbound by the warmth. Ladies of a disturbing beauty, dressed like queens to my astonished eyes. Me, a fair-haired girl from Rome with a post-war conservative and austere inheritance, marvelling at
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with
headdresses
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architecture! Everything seemed to me to be in excess; a magical, confusingly overwhelming theatre of the absurd. 1
Matadi, the jungle, the river, the activity of the port which captivated me. ‘Ringo’, my pet chimpanzee who cycled everywhere, arms tight on my shoulders. 2
Mbote, hello! My grey parrot, Bubi, screeched the alarm each morning and pronounced words with a raspy sound which came from beyond the grave. It would let itself caress docilely and peck immediately as if to revenge for being treated the jester of our playground. Its endless daily repetitions of the popular radio song “Mobutu, Mobutu, 5 years, will stay in power 5 years, 5 years...” remains stuck in my head all these decades later. “La Pergola” restaurant, the “Memling” hotel; the young servants; the little girl my mother took under her wing because she had been abandoned by her family... We lived in a grand house on the boulevard Lumumba. For me, a young naive teenager who had never left her native Italy, the dark looks and broad smiles of women, men and children were almost hostile, too strong to cope with. I was scared! I was awestruck! It was a whole new reality for me, who had been so pampered. A reality whose mystery still remains unsolved today. What is the origin of the strength, of
the
splendid
nature,
of
the
appealing
and
inexplicable charm which evokes the word AFRICA? Maria Elena Cuomo
1 Matadi is a port in the Democratic republic of Congo which is also the capital of Bas-Congo province. Matadi is located on the left bank of the Congo river, halfway between the Atlantic ocean and the capital Kinshasa. The port serves as a major import and export point for the whole nation. Cargo ships harbor there and supply trains and trucks heading to Kinshasa. 2 Mbote means ‘Hello’ in Lingala language. Lingala is widely used in both Democratic Republic of Congo and Republic of Congo where it has become an official language, largely used in the media, in the army, in the administration as well as in popular culture. Alongside French, Kikongo, Swahili Tshiluba, Lingala is one of the four official languages in Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Peul, Niger:
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SoudourÊ, Niger: Village situÊ dans l’Ouest du Niger, le long du fleuve Niger, au nord-ouest de la capitale Niamey, SoudourÊ est connue comme lieu de naissance de Hamani Diori, le 1er prÊsident du Niger indÊpendant. SoudourÊ is a village in western Niger. It is located along the Niger River northwest of the capital city, Niamey. SoudourÊ is known as the birthplace of Hamani Diori, who served as the first president of an independent Niger.
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Afrique en couleurs (2012), Palette de l’ artiste-plasticien Kalidou Kasse, Fondateur de la galerie « Ateliers du Sahel » Dakar, Sénégal
Afrique en couleurs (2012), The Visual Artist Kalidou Kasse’s Palette, Founder - Ateliers du Sahel Gallery, Dakar, Senegal
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Lumière, Couleur, Chaleur Une palette de couleurs, des plantes exubérantes, une chaleur écrasante qui fait danser les formes, des foules bigarrées toujours en mouvement, et par-dessus tout ce formidable élan de vie - un véritable et pur plaisir d’exister. La beauté des femmes à l'allure hautaine pleine de dignité, les fillettes aux cheveux épineux ou ébouriffés, aux sourires éclatants et aux regards malicieux, qui profitent des petites choses de la vie. AFRICA l'explosive, AFRICA la belle, AFRICA la mystérieuse, AFRICA lénifiante mais toujours vibrante !
Light, colours and warmth A Palette of Colours, the exuberant flowers and plants, a stifling suffocating heat that blurs the vision and transforms exotic shapes, rainbow crowds in perpetual movement, an impassioned impulse for life, a pure pleasure of existence. The beauty of women, imperious and full of dignity and their little girls with unique decorated hair, mischievous looks, dazzling smiles, making the most from the simple things in life. Africa Entrancing, Africa Beautiful, Africa Mysterious, Africa Explosive, AFRICAN VIBRATIONS. Maria Elena CUOMO
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Coordination éditoriale / Editorial Coordination Maria Elena Cuomo © Cuomo Foundation, 2016 Tous droits réservés / All Rights Reserved Cuomo Foundation 4, rue R.P. Louis Frolla 98000 Monaco
Multiprint-Monaco ISBN : 978-2-9525938-16