Daouda N'Diaye is a Senegalese artist. In his workshop, he talks to us about these "Hundred papers" and the "Wall of paper", while shaping this material that he has learned to tame with precise gestures. By recovering and transforming this material, it invites us to a double reflection, ecological and political. When the artist intervenes in a society of overconsumption which perhaps cuts down a little too many trees and which perhaps puts up a little too many walls.
a film by Paola Rima MELIS
Morocco, 2020, Documentary short, 13 min, Portrait
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