Hamedine Kane (Nouakchott, 1983. Lives in Brussels, Paris, and Dakar) is a visual artist and filmmaker. Trained in librarianship and book studies, his practice spans video, photography, performance, and installation, focusing on migration, borders, and postcolonial knowledge. He directed La Maison Bleue (2020), a film selected by festivals such as IDFA (Amsterdam), Cinéma du Réel (Paris), and RIDM (Montréal). He is co-founder of L’École des Mutants, a collaborative project exploring decolonial futures through education and utopian memory. His work has been shown at Villa Medici (Rome), Gropius Bau (Berlin), Cité des Arts (Paris), and in the Berlin, Dakar, Bamako, Ljubljana, and Kaunas biennials.

This participation is supported by Institut français within its IF Incontournable program, Villa Médicis x Fondation Louis Roederer and Instituto Sacatar