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Nigerian sculptor Nnamdi Okonkwo
Okonkwo was born in Nigeria in 1965, and was always drawn to art.
Okonkwo’s sculptures of women are rotund forms that symbolize the abundance of life, “an outward manifestation of a largeness of soul.”
The souls are full of gesture, even in their seeming stillness. Whether enclosed within themselves, or interacting with another form, their subtle “actions” evoke a depth of empathy.
His art speaks so clearly of his motivation. “My inspiration comes from the aspect of the human soul that I find sublimely beautiful and noble.” His art is a personal statement, a unique viewpoint formed by his life experiences.
(via africlecticmagazine)
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Pop Art portraits by Nigerian artist Dare Boye Jaiyeola