Anguezomo Nzé Mba Bikoro (GAB/FR) is an interdisciplinary artist, author, somatic body therapist, and curator. Their practice weaves together decolonial, somatic, and abolitionist approaches with ancestral knowledge, herbal medicine, and sound. At its core are queer histories, collective healing, and anticolonial resistance. Site-specific works explore the colonial entanglements of migration, ecology, and memory. In collaboration with human rights organizations, Bikoro uses artistic and para-ecological methods to expose colonial violence and structural racism.

Anguezomo Nzé Mba Bikoro (GAB/FR) is an interdisciplinary artist, author, somatic body therapist, and curator. Their practice weaves together decolonial, somatic, and abolitionist approaches with ancestral knowledge, herbal medicine, and sound. At its core are queer histories, collective healing, and anticolonial resistance. Site-specific works explore the colonial entanglements of migration, ecology, and memory. In collaboration with human rights organizations, Bikoro uses artistic and para-ecological methods to expose colonial violence and structural racism.