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Dorris Haron Kasco

Dorris Haron Kasco (born 1966) is an Ivorian photographer, photojournalist, and filmmaker. Kasco explores the social demons that haunt African cities. His black and white photo book, The Madmen of Abidjan (1994; Les fous d'Abidjan), explores the lives of mentally ill people in Abidjan.

Dorris Haron Kasco

le photographe et cinéaste ivoirien pendant le Masa 2026 à Abidjan

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Name
Dorris Haron Kasco
Born
1966
Birthplace
Daloa, Ivory Coast
Occupation
Photographer, photojournalist, filmmaker
Nationality
Ivory Coast
Languages
French

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Dorris Haron Kasco (born 1966) is an Ivorian photographer, photojournalist, and filmmaker. Kasco explores the social demons that haunt African cities. His black and white photo book, The Madmen of Abidjan (1994; Les fous d'Abidjan), explores the lives of mentally ill people in Abidjan.

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