Olivier Marboeuf (1971, Antony. Lives in Rennes and Paris) is an author, storyteller, artist, film producer, and independent curator from Guadeloupe. He co-founded Amok, a research-driven comic book publisher. He served as the artistic director of Espace Khiasma, an independent art center dedicated to minority representations on the outskirts of Paris. He is one of the founders of RITAA, an independent artistic network in Guadeloupe. He has published texts and books ranging from theoretical essays to poetry. As an artist, his work places voice, writing, and drawing at the center of research into alternative methods of archiving. As a Banister Fletcher Global Fellow in Urban Studies at the University of London Institute in Paris, he explored the multiple contributions of the Caribbean to the urban life and infrastructures of London and Paris.

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