Gosette Lubondo is a Congolese photographer and visual artist living in Kinshasa. Graduated in graphic design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kinshasa, she has been inspired from a young age by the work of her father, a professional photographer. She quickly became interested and participated in several workshops of Kinshasa collectives. In 2013, she worked with the photographer Bruno Budjelal during a workshop organized by the collective Eza Possible in Kinshasa. Gosette Lubondo’s work deals with the theme of memory and the history of spaces but also of people. She uses photography to create an intersection between the present and the past and also constitutes an archive of the future, both through staging and self-portraiture.