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Bodo (painter)
Camille-Pierre Pambu Bodo, known as Bodo (born 1953), was a painter from the Democratic Republic of Congo. He died on March 5, 2015.
Bodo currently preaches, lives, and works in Kinshasa. He was born in 1953 and raised in Mandu. He finished his secondary schooling in Mandu in 1970, and moved to Kinshasa the same year in order to partake in the landmark exhibition Art Partout. In 1980, Bodo converted to Christianity and became the pastor of world evangelism within the Pentecostal Church and was convinced that it would change his life. Bodo Pambu is one of the founders and key proponents of the Zaïre school of popular painting. His works, along with those of other artists, vigorously exemplify their belief in their capacity to create art that could change history.
==Influences and Impact==
Pierre-Camille Pambu Bodo finds inspiration from his several trips around both Europe and the United States of America. He is also inspired by the reality of both the city he resides in and the citizens within his community.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=https://paddle8.com/work/pierre-camille-bodo-pambu/32571-untitled )〕 Bodo stated, “I express everything that happens to me, so that I am no longer focused on specifically African topics and can address myself to the entire world.” The majority of his scenes encounter partially or fully human figures in a landscape. He incorporates flora and faune, and underwater life to display his perceptions the places he has experienced. He paints from sight or experience. Bodo’s style of art takes after the work of Hieronymous Bosch. Bodo’s resemblance to Bosch’s work can be seen specifically through his piece titled, "Le fleuve de délice" (The River of Delight) both in title and stylistic approach. In the 1990s his style of art changed to fantasy and incorporated symbolism in order to share his dreams of a better world. ''Le fleuve de délice'' (The River of Delight), ''Je suis unique dans mon genre'' (I Am One of a Kind), ''Ignorance'', ''or Love'', ''the Source of Life'', perfectly echo his beliefs. These paintings are significant in displaying the transformation of style that Bodo developed from the 1990s, and onward. They display the way Bodo alters human figures into creating a figure of hybridity between nature and humans.
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