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The origin of all of Frédéric Bruly Bouabré’s (born in 1923, Zéprégüé, Ivory Coast, died in 2014 in Abidjan, Ivory Coast) work stems from a revelatory experience: on March 11, 1948, “the heavens opened up before my eyes and seven colorful suns described a circle of beauty around their Mother-Sun, I

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The origin of all of Frédéric Bruly Bouabré’s (born in 1923, Zéprégüé, Ivory Coast, died in 2014 in Abidjan, Ivory Coast) work stems from a revelatory experience: on March 11, 1948, “the heavens opened up before my eyes and seven colorful suns described a circle of beauty around their Mother-Sun, I became Cheik Nadro: ‘He who does not forget.’” From then on he tackled every field of knowledge and collected his research in manuscripts about arts and traditions, poetry, tales, religion, esthetics, and philosophy, revealing himself to be an astonishing thinker, poet, encyclopedist, creator. Searching for a way to preserve and transmit the knowledge of the Bété people, as well as the knowledge of the entire world, he invented an alphabet of 448 monosyllabic pictograms to represent phonetic syllables. This endeavor earned Bouabré the legendary reputation of being another Champollion, in reference to the great scholar and linguist Jean-Paul Champollion (1790-1832), who discovered the key to understanding Egyptian hieroglyphs. Bouabré’s alphabet, which can transcribe all human sounds, reflects the essence of his thought: to achieve universality and to unite mankind.In the 1970s, he started to transfer his thoughts to hundreds of small drawings in postcard format, using a ballpoint pen and colour crayons. These drawings, gathered under the title of Connaissance du Monde (Knowledge of the World), form an encyclopedia of universal knowledge and experience. Other projects, such as Readings from Signs Observed in Oranges (1988), serve as visionary records of divination. For Bouabré, his drawings are representation of everything that is revealed or concealed—signs, divine thoughts, dreams, myths, the sciences, traditions—and he views his role as an artist as a redemptive calling. He has stated: “Now that we are recognized as artists, our duty is to organize into a society, and in such a way to create a framework for discussion and exchange among those who acquire and those who create. From that could arise a felicitous world civilisation.”

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a life of artistic innovation and cultural preservation

frédéric bruly bouabré, also known as cheik nadro, was a pivotal figure in ivorian art, born in zéprégühé, côte d'ivoire in 1923 and passing away in abidjan, côte d'ivoire in 2014. his legacy is marked by the creation of the bété syllabary, a seminal writing system for the bété language, comprising approximately 440 pictographic characters that vividly depict scenes from life, each standing for a syllable in bété.

early life and inspiration

the genesis of bouabré's work can be traced back to a revelatory experience on march 11, 1948, where he envisioned seven colorful suns forming a circle of beauty around their mother-sun. this epiphany led him to adopt the moniker "cheik nadro: ‘he who does not forget.’" from then on, bouabré delved into various fields of knowledge, compiling his research in manuscripts about arts, traditions, poetry, tales, religion, and esthetics.

notable works and achievements

- african face museum (series of 162 drawings): a testament to bouabré's innovative spirit, this series is a window into his broader artistic vision. - **bété syllabary**: created in the 1950s for the bété language, this writing system not only preserves the essence of the bété culture but also showcases bouabré's inventive genius.

legacy and influence

frédéric bruly bouabré’s work has been recognized globally, with his creations being part of various collections, including those featured on ArtsDot.com. his influence extends beyond the art world, serving as a beacon for cultural preservation and innovation.

view more of frédéric bruly bouabré's work on ArtsDot.com
explore the african face museum (series of 162 drawings) in-depth through ArtsDot's collection.
discover how bouabré’s bété syllabary has impacted literacy and cultural preservation efforts in côte d'ivoire.

conclusion

frédéric bruly bouabré's life was a testament to the transformative power of art. through his visionary creations, he not only preserved the essence of ivorian culture but also inspired future generations with his boundless creativity and innovative spirit. his legacy continues to thrive through ArtsDot.com and other platforms dedicated to celebrating his work.

frédéric bruly bouabré

1923 - 2014 , Ivory Coast

基本情報

Artistic Movement Or Style: Naive Art
Date Of Birth: 1923
Date Of Death: 2014
Full Name: Frédéric Bruly Bouabré
Nationality: Ivorian
Notable Artworks:
- The African Face Museum (Series of 162 drawings)
- Celebrities (series of 51 drawings)
Place Of Birth: Zéprocaguého, Ivory Coast

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