Born in a small and peaceful village of central France, Denis Bedu studied engineering, and nurtured his curiosity for all forms of artistic expressions from painting, sculpture, and architecture to philosophy, poetry and sociology when encouraged by the best teacher in the world... the best teacher every lucky student has enjoyed.

He traveled throughout Europe after the student revolution of May 1968. Later, restless he left Europe to live for two years with a tribe in South Chad near the Central African Republic border, and traveled through the continent. After his return from this extraordinary experience, and questioning his mission and people expectations, he continued his Art and Literature studies in Newport, Rhode Island with Geoffrey Clark of the University of Iowa, and Robert L. McRoberts of Roger Williams College in Bristol.

Denis Bedu first published a collection of poems: The Betrayed Snake - 1978. He also participated in several painting exhibitions, including two one-man-shows in Rhode Island and South Florida.

Throughout his career, Denis Bedu also traveled extensively to the Caribbean Islands, North and Central America, Europe, China, and The Middle East.

With a publishing company for the past twenty-two years, specializing in scientific information publications, Denis Bedu now lives in South Florida, United States.