Avantage
[Advantage]
2020
297 × 420 mm
Series
Linocuts, ink on paper.
Tshipoyi
[Chair on which people are carried]
2020
297 × 420 mm
Series
Linocuts, ink on paper.
Mbongo Lifelo
[Money Hell]
2020
297 × 420 mm
Series
Linocuts, ink on paper.
Covid
2020
297 × 420 mm
Series
Linocuts, ink on paper.
Bilima y’a mayi
[Spirits of the water]
2020
297 × 420 mm
Series
Linocuts, ink on paper.
Océan
[Ocean]
2020
297 × 420 mm
Series
Linocuts, ink on paper.
[Advantage]
2020
297 × 420 mm
Series
Linocuts, ink on paper.
Tshipoyi
[Chair on which people are carried]
2020
297 × 420 mm
Series
Linocuts, ink on paper.
Mbongo Lifelo
[Money Hell]
2020
297 × 420 mm
Series
Linocuts, ink on paper.
Covid
2020
297 × 420 mm
Series
Linocuts, ink on paper.
Bilima y’a mayi
[Spirits of the water]
2020
297 × 420 mm
Series
Linocuts, ink on paper.
Océan
[Ocean]
2020
297 × 420 mm
Series
Linocuts, ink on paper.
As a teenager, Nada Tshibwabwa earned a living by creating stamps for local companies, among other things. He carved their logos and other necessities into pieces of rubber. Later, this led to a practice of lino engravings, printed on larger formats.