The French painter Danhôo has recently donated one of his works, titled Partage (Sharing), to the Bophana Center in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Co-founded by filmmakers Rithy Panh and Pannakar Ieu, this center plays a crucial role in preserving the country’s audiovisual archives. The handover of the painting, received with gratitude, highlights Danhôo’s commitment to memory and cultural heritage.

In addition, the artist is further deepening his involvement by becoming an ambassador for the Fragments #KH50 project. This program, led by the Fragmentis Vitae Asia association, aims to collect and share the testimonies of Cambodian families who lived under the Khmer Rouge regime over the past 50 years.

Through this gesture and commitment, Danhôo puts his art at the service of transmission and dialogue. His involvement provides valuable visibility to this initiative while strengthening the connection between artistic creation and collective memory.

All proceeds from the sale of this artwork will be donated to the Bophana Center to support its cultural mission.

For those interested in this artwork and who wish to support the Bophana Center, please contact us by email at info@bophana.org.