Imigongo & Agaseke: Traditional Arts of Rwanda
Imigongo & Agaseke: Traditional Arts of Rwanda
This short film tells the story of Marie Solange, a master artisan dedicated to preserving two of Rwanda’s most cherished traditional arts—Imigongo and Abaseke. Imigongo, with its bold geometric patterns crafted from natural materials, is a centuries-old art form rooted in creativity and resilience. Abaseke, the beautifully woven baskets, carry deep cultural significance as symbols of unity and heritage. Through her hands, these traditions come to life, connecting the past to the present and ensuring their survival for future generations.
Film Maker
Iba Ikuzwe
Rwanda
Iba Ikuzwe is a seasoned filmmaker with over 15 years of experience, specializing in music and documentary production. He’s collaborated with renowned clients, including National Geographic, Alicia Keys, and the World Bank, on award-winning projects. His passion lies in crafting compelling stories with an authentic African perspective, blending creativity and technical expertise to deliver impactful visuals.