sardoine mia - L'artiste






Holds a master’s in art and culture mediation with extensive gallery assistant experience.
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Description from the seller
Details about the artwork:
• Title: "The Artist"
• Year: 2025
• Technique: Acrylics on linen canvas, fixed with UV-protection and scratch-resistant varnish.
• Dimensions: 80 cm x 80 cm, with an oak wood frame.
• Signature details: signed bottom right with a brush
• Documentation provided with the artwork: certificate of authenticity, invoice.
• Condition: Excellent
Details about the artist:
Name of artist: Sardoine Mia
Full name: Sardoine VERGER MIAMBANZILA
Nationality: Congolese
Country of residence: France
SIRET number: 912 254 679 00018
Site: www.sardoine.art
" Sardoine develops, grounded in her self-taught approach, a body of work at the crossroads of painting and drawing. She explores a sensitive and mnemonic territory, privileging evocation over strict figuration. Her canvases are built through a stratified layering of washes, blending acrylic and oil in a play of matte and metallic finishes. The result is blocks of color that deconstruct classical perspective, allowing subjects submerged in the material to emerge. This technique spatializes an inner narrative like a sedimentation of visible reality. Her art generates mixed spaces where desires and memories confront each other. "
AWARDS AND NOTABLE DISTINCTIONS:
2021: Prince Claus Seed Award, Prince Claus Foundation, Amsterdam, Netherlands
EXHIBITIONS NOTABLE:
2026: Art Capital, Grand Palais, Paris, France
2024: Obsession, Association Cré’art, Galerie Atelier Gustave, Paris, France
2023: A Palette of Sensations, Galerie art brazza, Brazzaville, Congo
2022: Art between thoughts and spontaneity, PAKS Gallery, Munich, Germany
2022: I Ndaffa, Dak’Art Biennale, Dakar, Senegal
2022: New Contemporary, The Unique World, PAKS Gallery, Munich, Germany
2021: M’ke, Kub’art Gallery, Montreal, Canada
2021: The Language of Birds, Galerie Basango, Pointe-Noire, Congo
2019: The Hell of Blue (inspired by La Vie et Demi by Sony Labou Tansi), Garage Krone, Aarau, Switzerland
Details about the artwork:
• Title: "The Artist"
• Year: 2025
• Technique: Acrylics on linen canvas, fixed with UV-protection and scratch-resistant varnish.
• Dimensions: 80 cm x 80 cm, with an oak wood frame.
• Signature details: signed bottom right with a brush
• Documentation provided with the artwork: certificate of authenticity, invoice.
• Condition: Excellent
Details about the artist:
Name of artist: Sardoine Mia
Full name: Sardoine VERGER MIAMBANZILA
Nationality: Congolese
Country of residence: France
SIRET number: 912 254 679 00018
Site: www.sardoine.art
" Sardoine develops, grounded in her self-taught approach, a body of work at the crossroads of painting and drawing. She explores a sensitive and mnemonic territory, privileging evocation over strict figuration. Her canvases are built through a stratified layering of washes, blending acrylic and oil in a play of matte and metallic finishes. The result is blocks of color that deconstruct classical perspective, allowing subjects submerged in the material to emerge. This technique spatializes an inner narrative like a sedimentation of visible reality. Her art generates mixed spaces where desires and memories confront each other. "
AWARDS AND NOTABLE DISTINCTIONS:
2021: Prince Claus Seed Award, Prince Claus Foundation, Amsterdam, Netherlands
EXHIBITIONS NOTABLE:
2026: Art Capital, Grand Palais, Paris, France
2024: Obsession, Association Cré’art, Galerie Atelier Gustave, Paris, France
2023: A Palette of Sensations, Galerie art brazza, Brazzaville, Congo
2022: Art between thoughts and spontaneity, PAKS Gallery, Munich, Germany
2022: I Ndaffa, Dak’Art Biennale, Dakar, Senegal
2022: New Contemporary, The Unique World, PAKS Gallery, Munich, Germany
2021: M’ke, Kub’art Gallery, Montreal, Canada
2021: The Language of Birds, Galerie Basango, Pointe-Noire, Congo
2019: The Hell of Blue (inspired by La Vie et Demi by Sony Labou Tansi), Garage Krone, Aarau, Switzerland
