Gregory Olympio

Gregory Olympio is a Togolese contemporary artist born in 1986. Growing up in a mixed family with influences from Beninese, Togolese, and French cultures, Olympio developed a strong interest in art from an early age. He initially pursued studies in graphic design before turning to fine art and painting.

Olympio's work explores themes related to African identity, culture, and history. He uses a range of materials and techniques, including acrylics, oils, and collage, to create works that are both visually stunning and thought-provoking. One of Olympio's most notable works is his "Afrique en couleurs" series, which features vibrant, colorful portraits of African women. Through these works, Olympio aims to challenge stereotypes and celebrate the beauty and diversity of African cultures.

Olympio's work has been exhibited widely in Togo, as well as in other African countries and in Europe. He has also been involved in several community-based art projects, using his work to inspire and empower young people in Togo and beyond.

Today, Olympio is considered one of the leading contemporary artists in Togo and is recognized for his unique artistic vision and commitment to promoting African culture and identity through his work.