Daddy Tshikaya (°1986, Lubumbashi) is a visual artist trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Lubumbashi. He has participated in numerous collective exhibitions at the contemporary art gallery “Dialogues” in Lubumbashi. In 2004, his works are part of the exhibition titled “Nguyu ya Kazi” at the Royal Museum of Central Africa in Tervuren, Belgium. Two years later, he received the first prize in the United Nations AIDS Contest. In 2009, he organised his own personal exhibition “Nani Na Nini” at the Halle de l’Etoile in Lubumbashi and at the Halle de la Gombe in Kinshasa. In 2010, his works are included in an exhibition organized by the Asbl Dialogues and the Rachel Forrest Foundation following a donation of monumental sculptures to the City of Lubumbashi, on the occasion of the celebration of its centenary. Several solo and group exhibitions in Congo and Belgium have strengthened Daddy Tshikaya’s career as a visual artist.