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Born 1968. Known for: Sculpture.
Bylex is the pseudonym of the Congolese artist Francis Pume, who is based in Kinshasa. Pume is an architect of concepts; disinterested in day to day realities, Bylex seeks to question the fundamental... Read full biography
Bylex is the pseudonym of the Congolese artist Francis Pume, who is based in Kinshasa. Pume is an architect of concepts; disinterested in day to day realities, Bylex seeks to question the fundamental nature of politics and its impact on the African urban landscape. Pume's conceptual architectural... Read full biography
Bylex is the pseudonym of the Congolese artist Francis Pume, who is based in Kinshasa. Pume is an architect of concepts; disinterested in day to day realities, Bylex seeks to question the fundamental nature of politics and its impact on the African urban landscape. Pume's conceptual architectural models provide a universal emancipatory space, where his utopian ideals have free reign. Bibliography: . K.Van Synghel, 'Bylex Tourist City or Utopia as the prefiguration of architecture and politics',... Read full biography
Bylex is the pseudonym of the Congolese artist Francis Pume, who is based in Kinshasa. Pume is an architect of concepts; disinterested in day to day realities, Bylex seeks to question the fundamental nature of politics and its impact on the African urban landscape. Pume's conceptual architectural models provide a universal emancipatory space, where his utopian ideals have free reign. Bibliography: . K.Van Synghel, 'Bylex Tourist City or Utopia as the prefiguration of architecture and politics', presented at Lebanese American University, 10 November 2011.
Bylex is the pseudonym of the Congolese artist Francis Pume, who is based in Kinshasa. Pume is an architect of concepts; disinterested in day to day realities, Bylex seeks to question the fundamental nature of politics and its impact on the African urban landscape. Pume's conceptual architectural models provide a universal emancipatory space, where his utopian ideals have free reign. Bibliography: . K.Van Synghel, 'Bylex Tourist City or Utopia as the prefiguration of architecture and politics', presented at Lebanese American University, 10 November 2011.
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