Cyrus Kabiru

Kenyan · b. 1984 · Sculptor, Photographer

Cyrus Kabiru is a Kenyan visual artist, who is self taught. He is known for his sculptural eyewear made of found objects, and is part of the Afrofuturism cultural movement. (Wikipedia)

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  1. Cyrus Kabiru, Kwa Kubadilishana Utamaduni, Macho Nne: At the Dot; C-Stunners: At the Dot, 2017, pigment ink on HP premium satin photographic paper; mixed media/found objectsKwa Kubadilishana Utamaduni, Macho Nne: At the Dot; C-Stunners: At the DotStrauss & Co · ZAR 204,624≈ $17,549≈ £12,503≈ €14,079Sign up to see
  2. Cyrus Kabiru, Blue Beard, two, 2017, installation comprising a unique mounted print and a wearble C-stunner made from recycled materials, in a custom wall hanging perspex boxBlue Beard, twoStrauss & Co · ZAR 257,950≈ $14,009≈ £11,570≈ €13,193Sign up to see
  3. Cyrus Kabiru, Masada, 2019, pigment ink on HP premium satin photographic paper mounted on Diasec, in artist's frame and found objects, in 2 partsMasadaPhillips · £10,080≈ $12,529≈ €11,950Sign up to see

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Cyrus Kabiru is a Kenyan visual artist, who is self taught. He is known for his sculptural eyewear made of found objects, and is part of the Afrofuturism cultural movement.

Excerpt from Wikipedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Born 1984, NairobiOccupation Sculptor, PhotographerWikidata Q28858782 ↗ULAN 500781086 ↗

In the collections of

Metropolitan Museum of ArtStudio Museum in Harlem

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Artist record compiled from: Wikidata (CC0), Getty ULAN (ODC-By), The Met Open Access (CC0). See data sources & attribution.

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