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In Garden of Eden, Amadou and Janot contemplate that seemingly unattainable place full of longing, where beauty and perfection meet the sacred, the spiritual, the unity of our humanity. This precious place, vulnerable, crucial to the roots of our existence, worth protecting, shielding, canonizing as a hidden safe haven, accessible only to insiders, those who know how to act with love, care and respect. That results in an intriguing and poetic dialogue between non-Western and Westen perspectives.

Amadou creates 3D sacred spiritual places in ancient forests with painted synthetic hair braids …