“Ndokette Session” is the central project of the collective, composed by a series of photos and a short film born from the curiosity concerning the word “Ndokette”. This word and what it means are part of the Senegalese, and more broadly African, cultural heritage from which the three artists wanted to depict how sociocultural phenomenon resonate in them.

In this way, the collective has chosen to depict people, in a certain geographical area at a specific time, going through different stages of life. To do so, they use concepts linked to rituals to remind us of their importance, and put a question mark on beliefs and feelings. Through this work, they question, not to destroy, but to build and transition. It’s also a call to master the imaginary once again; not to dream it, fetishize it or consume it, but to live it fully, produce it and embrace it.