Samm (Dieynaba Sidibé)
Dieynaba Sidibé (1990) made Samm. It is kept at Doxandem Squad in Dakar, Senegal.
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StatsSamm, in brief
- Title
- Samm
- Artist
- Dieynaba Sidibé (1990)
- Artist born in
- Dakar, Senegal
- Where to see it
- Doxandem Squad, Dakar, Senegal
Which museum holds Samm?
Doxandem Squad
Dakar, Senegal
A Living Canvas in the Heart of Dakar In the sun-drenched streets of Dakar, where the Atlantic breeze meets the rhythmic pulse of West African life, a revolution is painted in neon and chrome. Doxandem Squad is not your traditional sanctuary of silent halls and climate-controlled corridors; rather, it is a breathing, pulsating testament to the transformative power of urban expression. Born from the burgeoning graffiti scene of Senegal, this collective has redefined the very concept of a museum, turning the city itself into an expansive, open-air gallery.
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Dieynaba Sidibé, Samm, Doxandem Squad.
Questions on Samm, answered
Which museum holds the original "Samm"?
The original "Samm" by Dieynaba Sidibé is held at the Doxandem Squad, Dakar, Senegal. A reproduction allows the work to be displayed at home.
Is "Samm" by Dieynaba Sidibé in the public domain?
"Samm" by Dieynaba Sidibé is still protected by copyright. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.
Who is the artist behind "Samm"?
"Samm" was created by Dieynaba Sidibé. The information on this page describes Dieynaba Sidibé's original work.
Is "Samm" by Dieynaba Sidibé kept in the artist's home country?
Yes - the artwork is kept in the artist's home country. Dieynaba Sidibé was born in Senegal, and the original "Samm" is held in a museum in Senegal.
About the artist, Dieynaba Sidibé
1990, Senegal
Dieynaba Sidibé
Dieynaba Sidibé: A Voice in Spray Paint – Reclaiming Space and Identity Through Senegalese Graffiti Born in the vibrant suburbs of Thiaroye station, Dakar, Senegal, in 1990, Dieynaba Sidibé—known as Zeinixx—is more than just a graffiti artist; she’s a potent voice for social justice and female empowerment woven into the very fabric of Senegalese street art. Her journey is one of defying expectations, embracing unconventional passions, and transforming personal struggle into powerful visual narratives. From childhood doodles dismissed by her mother to becoming Senegal's first recognized female graffiti artist, Zeinixx’s story reflects a determined spirit and a commitment to using art as a tool for change. Early life was marked by a subtle but firm directive: Dieynaba was meant for medicine.
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