Tampidaro: The Full Catalogue of His Works at the Gallery

Tampidaro has 22 works listed at Ge'eza's gallery in Point E, all made in mixed acrylic. Sizes run from 150 x 150 cm down to 50 x 50 cm, and the works are dated 2023 or 2025. All 22 are currently available, price given on request from each work's page on the gallery.

One technique, start to finish

Unlike Ibou Diagne or Saadio, who move between several techniques or mediums, Tampidaro works exclusively in mixed acrylic across all 22 pages currently online. That consistency holds from one title to the next, whatever the size or the year.

The count by size

Three works measure 150 x 150 cm: "Renaissance en bouquet," "Fleurs d'artifices" and "Totem dans la ville." One work, "La belle dame de cœur," measures 150 x 120 cm. One work, "Battling Siki," measures 150 x 110 cm. Two works measure 100 x 150 cm: "La mystique du rond-point" and "Sous le rond-point d'artifices." One work, "Marché Sandaga," measures 100 x 120 cm. Five works measure 100 x 100 cm: "Dakar en travaux," "Peace and Freedom," "Asiko," "DAK-KAO Parcours" and "Le marché de Colobane." Two works measure 70 x 100 cm: "Le radeau de Saint-Louis" and "Saint-Louis." One work, "Le marché de Thiaroye," measures 70 x 50 cm. Six works, finally, measure 50 x 50 cm: "Les revenants," "Même pas fatigué !," "Attention, maman traverse !," "Laisse-moi passer, way !," "La nuit de Dakar" and "Break dance sous le pont."

The years in the catalogue

Two works date from 2023: "Dakar en travaux" and "La mystique du rond-point," the two oldest pieces online. The other 20 works date from 2025, the bulk of the catalogue currently on show.

The small formats, a group of their own

The six works at 50 x 50 cm form the largest group of small formats in the catalogue, all dated 2025. Their titles, "Les revenants," "Même pas fatigué !," "Attention, maman traverse !," "Laisse-moi passer, way !," "La nuit de Dakar" and "Break dance sous le pont," stand out for a more direct punctuation than the rest of the catalogue, several carrying exclamation marks.

The large formats

At the other end of the catalogue, three works share the same square size, 150 x 150 cm: "Renaissance en bouquet," "Fleurs d'artifices" and "Totem dans la ville." "La belle dame de cœur" (150 x 120 cm) and "Battling Siki" (150 x 110 cm) round out this group of large formats, each with its own measurements.

Comparing two sizes before deciding

For an average living room wall, the five works at 100 x 100 cm make a reasonable starting point, neither too imposing nor too modest. For a tighter wall, a hallway or an office, the six small 50 x 50 cm works, or the elongated 70 x 50 cm size of "Le marché de Thiaroye," are easier to fit in. Opening a few pages side by side, with their exact measurements, helps compare two options before deciding.

One artist, a wide range of sizes

Few catalogues at the gallery cover as wide a range of sizes from a single artist working in a single technique: from the 150 x 150 cm square formats down to the 50 x 50 cm series, every size in between is represented at least once. That range gives a buyer comparing two pieces a genuine choice of scale without needing to look at a different artist's catalogue.

A fully available catalogue

None of Tampidaro's 22 works online is currently marked sold: all 22 remain available. This status, as for any work at the gallery, is confirmed on each piece's own page, which can change between one visit and the next.

Asking for the price of a work in the catalogue

The price of a specific work is given from its page on the gallery site, or directly on WhatsApp at +221 78 660 07 07, naming the exact title and size if several works share a similar subject. The team replies with the price, the technical details and the certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. Payment is by Wave, Orange Money, card or in person, and the work is then collected at Point E or shipped out of Dakar on request for a quote.

Seeing the catalogue at the gallery

The artist's full page is on the artists page. The guide Tampidaro, Senegalese Artist looks at his exclusive use of mixed acrylic. The gallery can be visited without an appointment, Tuesday to Sunday, 8am to 10pm, at 656 avenue Birago Diop, Point E, during the same hours as the restaurant. The work Asiko, a 100 x 100 cm square dated 2025, is a useful starting point for a first visit through the catalogue.