Judicael Ouango

Judicael Ouango is a stateless writer of Burkina Faso origins. Since he was very young, the journey marks his life. Raised in Senegal with his family, he returned to Burkina Faso as a teenager before choosing Europe at the end of his studies for sporting reasons. But his basketball career was short due to an injury that forced him to a thousand jobs. His skin, from damnation, becomes for him a strength to promote diversity as the starting point of a new society. His use of words is surprising and sometimes shocking. It poses intrinsic problems in many of us by awakening slumbering consciences. Judicael Ouango is one of the most prolific authors among the neo-Italians, "the Italians" as he himself calls them with the same biting irony that accompanies all his works. From poetry to novels through fictional texts, he has on his side the imagination of those who have been able to observe the world, and who try to experience it through a single whole. Considered by many to be ahead of his time, Judicael does not write about compassion, of pity, but it speaks of all of us, regardless of the color or status factor, it speaks of a humanity increasingly directed towards the wrong side starting from ourselves. His way of "looking" at things and his ability to empathize with anyone thanks to his extreme empathy led him to write impersonating women, or homosexuals, with a criterion of cause. A journey that is not only physical, but inside the conscience that leave your mark and remember who we are.