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Sardoine Bible
Miambanzila

Awardee

Country

Congo

Sardoine Bible Miambanzila advocates for the environment through her visual art.

Themes

Environment / Climate emergency

Free Expression / Civil Society

Disciplines

Visual Art

Awards

SEED Award 2021

Profile

Sardoine Bible Miambanzila is a visual artist who lives and works in Brazzaville, Congo. Her work has been exhibited in several national and international galleries, including Les Ateliers Sahm (2018, 2020, 2021), Kub’Art Gallery (2021), Be-Art Toulouse (2019), and others. She has also served as the organizer for the T Sangana Festival cultural and ecological project aimed at showcasing the visual arts and the Congolese performing arts. Through her artistic work, Sardoine reflects on her different belongings and freedoms as a human.