CLOUD 9 PAVILION
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  • Bangkok Biennial 2020-21
    • Part 1: You Are On Cloud 9 >
      • Part 2: Murmurations >
        • Murmurations: Cyrilla Mozenter Solo Exhibition
      • Cumulonimbus Cloud Room 1
      • Altocumulus Cloud Room 2
      • Altostratus Cloud Room 3
      • Cirrostratus Cloud Room 4
      • Stratocumulus Cloud Room 5
      • Cirrus Cloud Room 6
      • Cirrocumulus Cloud Room 7
      • Digital DJ
      • Haiku Hand
    • Anne Murray
    • Cyrilla Mozenter
    • Greg Baines
    • Joshua Dylan Rubin
    • András Wolsky
    • Mison Kim
    • John Ebbert
    • Kinga Bartniak
    • Sun Sun Yip
    • Walid Siti
    • Jeanette Doyle
    • Tommie Soro
    • Zsolt Asztalos
    • Kyoko Kasuya
    • Vasiliki Antonopoulou
    • Amy Sands
    • Jatun Risba
    • Valeria Divinorum
    • Michael Brennan
    • Andrei Farcasanu
    • ​Francesca Piñol
    • Chaco Kato
    • Amado Alfadni
    • Estelle Vetois
    • Rebecca Siemering
    • Myriam Ait El Hara
    • Les Sapharides
    • Krolikowski Art
    • Seren Morey
    • Partha Banik
    • Julie Botet = YoNsK
    • Mel Favre

Amado Alfadni

Amado Alfadni is an Egyptian-born Sudanese visual artist; his work discusses the relationship between the included and the excluded, opening dialogue on issues of identity and politics. By working with forgotten historical events and current state policies, he raises questions of power dynamics between the individual and authority on a social and political level.
His recent work is based on research and documentation of ignored historical events, especially colonial history and re-reading it from the perspective of the native.
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Askari

Askari discusses the colonial Egyptian and European military slavery in the region of the Sudan, by representing the colonial Askari images of Sudanese military slavery in the Egyptian and British colonies in the late 19th and 20th centuries.
Adding background motifs assembled from stamps of the era, letters were written by people at the time, or  'tazkarat horeya'-freedom passes — that were given out to Sudanese people in Egypt to indicate the end of their service as slaves.
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*African soldiers serving in the armies of the colonial powers in Africa, particularly in the African Great Lakes, Northeast and Central Africa
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Amado Alfadni, Askari 3106, Phototransfer / monoprint on paper, 40x30 cm, 2019.
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Amado Alfadni, Askari 3320, Phototransfer / monoprint on paper, 40x30 cm, 2019.
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Amado Alfadni, Askari 2369, Phototransfer / monoprint on paper, 40x30 cm, 2019.
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Amado Alfadni, Askari, Phototransfer / monoprint on paper, 40x30 cm, 2019.
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Amado Alfadni, Askari 48756, Phototransfer / monoprint on paper, 40x30 cm, 2019.
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Amado Alfadni, Askari, Phototransfer / monoprint on paper, 40x30 cm, 2019.
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  • Home
  • About/Contact
  • Ekphrastic Fantastic
  • Bangkok Biennial 2020-21
    • Part 1: You Are On Cloud 9 >
      • Part 2: Murmurations >
        • Murmurations: Cyrilla Mozenter Solo Exhibition
      • Cumulonimbus Cloud Room 1
      • Altocumulus Cloud Room 2
      • Altostratus Cloud Room 3
      • Cirrostratus Cloud Room 4
      • Stratocumulus Cloud Room 5
      • Cirrus Cloud Room 6
      • Cirrocumulus Cloud Room 7
      • Digital DJ
      • Haiku Hand
    • Anne Murray
    • Cyrilla Mozenter
    • Greg Baines
    • Joshua Dylan Rubin
    • András Wolsky
    • Mison Kim
    • John Ebbert
    • Kinga Bartniak
    • Sun Sun Yip
    • Walid Siti
    • Jeanette Doyle
    • Tommie Soro
    • Zsolt Asztalos
    • Kyoko Kasuya
    • Vasiliki Antonopoulou
    • Amy Sands
    • Jatun Risba
    • Valeria Divinorum
    • Michael Brennan
    • Andrei Farcasanu
    • ​Francesca Piñol
    • Chaco Kato
    • Amado Alfadni
    • Estelle Vetois
    • Rebecca Siemering
    • Myriam Ait El Hara
    • Les Sapharides
    • Krolikowski Art
    • Seren Morey
    • Partha Banik
    • Julie Botet = YoNsK
    • Mel Favre