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Duo de muralistes composé de JOMAD, portraitiste franco-caribéenne originaire de Martinique, et d'ANDREW, artiste americano- philippin basé en Californie.

Leur travail explore l'héritage, la memoire et la transmission à travers le portrait.

Pour célébrer la Semaine de l'égalité femme-homme, cette fresque représente une foule emportée par une énergie festive et collective, composée de femmes de tous horizons.

La scène excentrique amplifie cette célébration pour révéler une vérité évidente et trop souvent silencieuse : les femmes sont déjà partout, présentes dans nos vies, nos histoires et nos sociétés, et portent chaque jour le monde d'aujourd'hui.

Duo of muralists composed of JOMAD, a Franco-Caribbean portraitist from Martinique, and ANDREW, an American-Filipino artist based in California.

Their work explores heritage, memory and transmission through portraits.

To celebrate Gender Equality Week, this mural represents a crowd carried by festive and collective energy, composed of women from all backgrounds.

The eccentric scene amplifies this celebration to reveal an obvious and too often silent truth: women are already everywhere, present in our lives, stories and societies, and carry every day the world of today.

Gender Equality Week

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