ABOUT THE NEW PYRAMID
JANAC STATEMENT
The New Pyramid is a sacred artistic odyssey—an evolving story steeped in the vibrancy of ancestral strength, cultural richness, and timeless beauty. This creative journey transcends boundaries, weaving together art, history, and humanity into a powerful, shared language of resilience and transformation. At its heart lies a mission: to illuminate the vast wealth of dreams and traditions, creating profound connections that bridge diverse communities and generations.
As an Ivorian-American visual artist, Coulibaly Adama Nanguin Abib Junior work serves as a bridge between worlds—past, present, future, memory and imagination, struggle, and rebirth. His multidisciplinary practice, spanning painting, sculpture, installation, public art, and fashion, is deeply rooted in the duality of my life experience. From the chaos of the Ivorian civil war to the rebirth he found in New York, every brushstroke and chisel cut carries echoes of beauty, and power. Guided by dreams and subconscious visions, JANAC work becomes an intuitive vessel for storytelling.
His paintings, rich with bold palettes, geometric abstraction, Ivorian-inspired textures, are a visual tapestry of displacement and renewal. Through mixed-media sculptures, murals, and immersive art installations, he crafts symbolic worlds that reflect spiritual transformation, strength, and beauty—offering not just art but experiences of healing and empowerment.
Far beyond the walls of galleries, JANAC vision reaches into the streets, onto bodies, and into collaborative spaces. In all its forms, The New Pyramid is a celebration of resilience, identity, and the stories that shape us. It honors the past with reverence and looks toward the future with unyielding hope—empowering generations to dream, rise, and create boldly.