“Issues that influence contemporary living within my environment largely inspire my art. Monitoring the organic progression of my sketches basically informs my creative direction. I enjoy employingmultidisciplinary approaches to my creations, in my quest for new experiences and to deepen the audience’s interactivity with my art. I also value the therapeutic angle of the creative […]
“My forms represent the semi tangible container that we call the soul, and the colours are expressive of various emotions that we all encounter in our everyday relationships.”
“I am intrigued by how the past and present coalesce. I attempt to make a statement on the future that concedes the interdependence of different moments in time. I explore these themes through painting, photography and printing, using archival materials to highlight personal stories against thebackground of social and political events frozen in time and […]
“My work is influenced by my fascination with African masks, the built space and architecture and its ability to shape ones identity. I am interested in the differences in human attitude, relating to the culture of a built environment that they inhabit. I have also observed how structures like architecture, roads and public spaces are […]
“Art resonates with humanity by making us slow down, pay attention and in the process bring the sometimes overlooked reality closer to us. It gives us a transcending understanding about life. In other words, Art magnifies reality and gives clarity to what we see and how we see life. Art enables us to see the […]
“The future is digital. My artwork presents a story of the future and the past: my future and my past. I express the desire to hide and be seen, simultaneously, and the hesitations to treasure true beauty and strength while exploring the sui generis nature of individuality. I am my own muse. My thoughts and […]
“ My work bridges the gap between spirituality and the modern day African woman in all the landscapes she finds herself in, exploring her identity and diversity. The vision capture “Spiritual Portraits” of African women, bringing the higher consciousness of the feminine energy to the surface. Her God-factor. The Goddess”
“The form of this sculpture portrays the minute gaps or junctions across which impulses or information are transmitted from one to another at the point of contact. It thus symbolizes the synergy of communication, the interaction of two or more forces so that their combined effect is greater than the sum of their individual parts”
“Ebb and Flow shows two things which don‘t go together. I believe in materials coexisting just like ideas coexisting. One is static and one is flowing. It reflects the good, the bad, and the ugly”
“Rich cultural values are the banner of any system. They are indeed the fortress that can renew society in the face of challenge and failure.”
