Djobli Victor

DJOBLI Victor, born January 1, 1977, in Grand-Bassam, is a passionate and multidimensional artist. After completing the 9th grade, he trained at the CAMP (Artistic Painting Craftsmen Center) of the Artists from 1996 to 1999.

Today, he is recognized in his profession for his creative spirit and versatility. DJOBLI employs various techniques including abstract, naive, and the knife technique, effectively using colors such as blue, red, and yellow to convey the emotions of the crowd or the environment he wishes to depict.

Over the years, DJOBLI has participated in numerous art competitions and has garnered recognition for his work. His notable participations include the Street Arts Festival and the PANAFCOM Foundation Contest in 1999, the Jean Baptiste Mockey Cultural Center in 2000, and the Guy NAIRY Prize Contest in 2001. He received the fourth prize at the Street Arts Festival Contest in 2001.

DJOBLI's works are permanently exhibited at the Artists' House in Grand-Bassam. He also showcased his work at the FESCAPOP in Grand-Bassam in 2004 and has met with the Minister of Culture and Francophonie, highlighting his significant contributions to the art community.