Two paintings that partly summarize 'Lavatondro' at Teinturerie Ampasanimalo. (photo credit: La Teinturerie – Associations d'artistes) Ultimately, spirit or soul can be anthropomorphic: this is what the exhibition by Ralf Arivelo, Stam Looney and Jeremia tackles in 'Lavatondro', at the Teinturerie in Ampasanimalo. The works will be on display until September 2. From then on, dogmas no longer hold sway. In a painting with forms and colors that don't weigh down the palette, they resume the discussion between space and the human condition. 'Lavatondro' thus speaks of transcendence, materiality, and so on, while the viewer's gaze is traversed by the existence of a difference between the 'real' and reality. Among the works are also plastic art pieces, with a reminder of Malagasy nature through the astonished faces of lemurs. 'Lavatondro' will prompt reflection on the many 'filters' that condition humanity: morality, beliefs, certainties, collective values… Maminirina Rado The article Art: Anthropomorphic Transcendence in 'Lavatondro' first appeared on Midi Madagasikara.