Looking For Your Track, 2017
7 colors lithographic print on Arches paperÉdition à 35 exemplaires
Signed and numbered by the artist
62.99 x 47.24 in (160 x 120 cm)
Réalisée à l'atelier Stéphane Guilbaud, La Force
Crystal Clear, 2018
Two colors lithographic print on Arches paperÉdition à 50 exemplaires
Signed, dated and numbered by the artist
33.46 x 27.56 in (85 x 70 cm)
Réalisée à l'atelier Stéphane Guilbaud, La Force
Addicted to Fashion, 2017
three colors lithographic print on Arches paperÉdition à 50 exemplaires
Signed, dated and numbered by the artist
27.56 x 33.46 in (70 x 85 cm)
Réalisée à l'atelier Stéphane Guilbaud, La Force
Blowing Headache, 2017
Three colors lithographic print on Arches paperÉdition à 50 exemplaires
Signed, numbered and dated by the artist
27.56 x 33.46 in (70 x 85 cm)
Réalisée à l'atelier Stéphane Guilbaud, La Force
Supernatural, 2017
5 colors lithographic print on Arches paperÉdition à 35 exemplaires
Signed and numbered by the artist
44.49 x 31.1 in (113 x 79 cm)
Réalisée à l'atelier Stéphane Guilbaud, La Force
Pump Up Mind, 2017
3 colors lithographic print on Arches paperÉdition à 35 exemplaires
Signed, dated and numbered by the artist
55.12 x 39.37 in (140 x 100 cm)
Réalisée à l'atelier Stéphane Guilbaud, La Force
Take a Green Breath, 2017
3 colors lithographic print on Arches paperÉdition à 35 exemplaires
Signed, dated and numbered by the artist
47.24 x 62.99 in (120 x 160 cm)
Réalisée à l'atelier Stéphane Guilbaud, La Force
Born in 1967 in Mbalmayo, Cameroon
Lives and works between Paris and Bandjoun Station
Barthélemy Toguo, an internationally acclaimed artist from Cameroon, works across mediums to develop a poetic visual language inspired by travel and human encounters. His practice is often autobiographical, addressing urgent themes such as exile, migration, colonial legacies, racism, disease, and religion. Toguo's art stages a dialogue between his African origins and Western realities, confronting histories of tragedy while affirming the fragility and resilience of life.
In 2017, he created Célébrations, a monumental ceramic fresco for the Château Rouge metro station in Paris, a neighborhood renowned for its rich cultural diversity. Earlier, in 1999, Toguo founded Bandjoun Station in Cameroon, a unique space that is both an artist residency and a social-economic project, designed to cultivate contemporary creativity while supporting local practices. The initiative embodies his vision of a diasporic Africa that is innovative, interconnected, and forward-looking.