Mural · 2026

ravann limièr

A titan of roots, a ravann and the moon open an Indian Ocean passage at the entrance to the Caudan Arts Centre.

a wall as a cultural portal

The Caudan Arts Centre asked KID KRÉOL & BOOGIE to create a mural representing the centre itself. Completed in January 2026, the work covers 88 m² at its entrance in Port Louis.

roots, rhythm and light

A titan made of roots plays a ravann that is also the moon, placing Mauritian sega within an Indian Ocean mythology. The artists use colour to give this figure the presence of a being of light.

an invitation and a connection

AVNƎESH invited the artists for the opening of the storë of ë, located inside the Caudan Arts Centre. Through the mural, KID KRÉOL & BOOGIE reconnect the island with its ocean, cultures and peoples.