Flory Sinanduku graduated in 2015 from the Institut Supérieur Technique Académie des Beaux-Arts in Kinshasa.
He participated several times at the KINACT festival and worked in various companies as a graphic designer and computer graphic artist. In his works represent the city of Kinshasa as well as the souls of victims of exploitation, wars, resource hunting and environmental degradation. As Sinanduku says, hunger does not prevent Kinshasa residents from dressing up, practicing sapology, dancing, and riding motorcycles. The so-called “sapology” embodies a striking, elegant way of dressing that also represents a lifestyle that originated in the Congo and was popularized by artists such as Papa Wemba. “The beauty of Kinshasa will return to the hands of Congolese artists,” emphasizes Sinanduku.