Jean D'amour
Jean d’Amour Imanishimwe is a visual artist,
a Rwandan-based fauvist painter.
He is deeply inspired by the beauty
and complexity of the natural world.
His work seeks to capture the essence of wildlife,
its grace, vulnerability, and resilience.
Through his art, he aims to bridge the gap
between humans and the animal kingdom,
encouraging a deeper appreciation
for the creatures that share our planet.
For him, color is not just a visual element;
it has the ability to influence mood,
perception, and infuse life with joy.
During the Wild Mural Festival, Jean D’amour has been assciated to the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund that works with the protection of Gorillas in Africa.
The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund saves gorillas
and the ecosystems in which they live through
a scientific and people-centered approach
to creating a healthier planet for all.
The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund is dedicated
to the conservation, protection and study
of gorillas and their habitats in Africa.
Their successful, integrated approach includes
close collaboration with local governments
and communities as well as partners
from around the world.
Their core mission is to save gorillas.
They do this through a holistic approach
that is founded on four key pillars:
daily gorilla protection,
scientific research,
training the next generation of conservationists in Africa,
and helpin local communities.
Their goal is to ensure the future of gorilla conservation for
generations to come.