I create under the name (zas) ieluhee, which means “(the) moon” in Medu Neter, the ancient Egyptian syllabary that is deeply linked to the majority of Bantu languages, especially mine which is Bamileke. 

I am a visual artist and independent researcher based in France.
My work revolves around memetics, quantum physics in particular, light as a physical phenomenon. I like to present my research in different immersive formats because I aim to make complex concepts accessible. And to communicate an almost intuitive understanding of these.

From collages to abstract art, internet memes, and workshops, my creations mix education with introspection.

My approach is informed by extensive research in astrophysics, astronomy, ancient symbols and spirituality - ultimately, ways to understand the dynamics of existence, death and the afterlife.  My goal is to shed light on the human condition in modern times, highlight our traumas, and motivate a movement of profound healing through cultural change.

You can see the projects I have implemented or participated in by visiting this website.