Meet the Founders
Meet the passionate minds behind our vision, dedicated to building the bridge between Congo and the World!
Mrs. Sarah Marie Chantal Andely
CEO of MOYI ARTS CONCEPT LLC
Dr. Gloria Joyce Andely-Jinadu
CCO of MOYI ARTS CONCEPT LLC
Our
Story
Thus, the decision to embark on a large cultural program that will further promote and teach various audiences across the United States of America and the World about the Republic of Congo through creative arts.
The Republic of Congo (Brazzaville) is located in Central Africa and shares its borders with Gabon to the west, Cameroon to the northwest, the Central African Republic to the north, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the south and east.
Additionally, it shares a border with Angola to the south. Brazzaville, the capital, is situated on the Congo River, directly across from Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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The Republic of Congo is home to one of the first National painting Schools in Sub-Saharan Africa since the colonial era. Our historic National Painting School of Poto-Poto was created in 1951 and has trained thousands of renowned, reputable, and exquisite artists who have yet to conquer more hearts in the World.
This school continues to shape the evolution of contemporary Congolese arts on the international scene.
We are pleased to welcome you as we begin a remarkable and unprecedented journey to explore the artistic treasures of the Republic of Congo.
Moyi Arts Concept was established by Mrs. Sarah Marie Chantal Andely, a Congolese Curator and expert in Congolese Cultural Diplomacy, and Dr. Gloria Joyce Andely-Jinadu, a U.S. based Pediatrician.
While working in the diplomatic field in the United States of America and Canada for more than 10 years, Mrs. Sarah Andely promoted an ambitious agenda in promoting Congolese arts in Northern America and collaborating with various Art Galleries to share the unique talent of Congolese painters.
During some of those cultural events in partnership with arts promoter Dr. Gloria Andely-Jinadu, we both realized a disappointing truth: American audiences were largely unaware of the Republic of Congo, often mistaking it for the Democratic Republic of Congo (Congo-Kinshasa).