Show me your colors
This piece is a reflection of the society we live in, a world that can often feel lifeless and blank. Yet, within each of us lies the power to transform it. By closing our eyes and envisioning a new reality we start transforming.
The lines in this artwork represent the beauty of creation—the process of bringing something new into existence. They remind us to embrace the journey, allowing the final outcome to surprise us.
It’s an invitation to craft the world we dream of. Let’s show our colors, and challenge a world that often sees only black and white.
Royalty
Fierce
This piece is a powerful reminder to recognize one’s worth. Standing before the mirror, it’s time to reclaim what was lost, it's time to sit on the throne, take the scepter, and command life’s circumstances.
It speaks to ruling with confidence and purpose over the unique kingdom entrusted to each of us. The world awaits the light that only you can bring to darkest places.
Royalty
Kings and Queens
Together, we are stronger; together, we can go further. This piece celebrates the unbreakable bond between couples who uplift one another.
It depicts a mutual trust: one standing tall, the other seated in strength, each relying on the other’s capacity and vision. It’s about valuing each other’s unique contributions while carrying the fruits of shared dreams.
Kings and Queens, can you see how powerful you become when your hands join as one?
Royalty
Anointed
Though unseen to some, the crown of royalty rests upon every head. This piece celebrates identity, culture, and heritage, portraying a figure clothed in majesty and proudly wearing the colors of their roots.
In a world that often seeks to disconnect us from where we come from, this artwork is a declaration: you are royalty, nothing less. Never forget the richness of your lineage and the strength of your identity.
Should I hide?
Should we hide who we truly are or should we let the world see through us?
This piece reveals how in life we find ourselves exposing things, while hiding others, is it because of shame? pride? fear?
All of who we are mentally, physically, spiritually and all the part that makes us human beings are dignified.
Growth comes from wholly accepting ourselves, embracing the good, the bad, and the ugly. So why should we hide?
Seated in Heavenly places
We're here together but i'm seated in heavenly places.
This artwork serves as a call to remember one’s true identity.
Our identities and realities do not rely on what we physically see.
This piece speaks to the profound worth and purpose each of us carries.
We're seated in Heavenly places.
"Unfinished"
Trust
Who’s painting the story of your life?
This piece sees each person as a masterpiece in progress. We begin as sketches, detailed yet unfinished, already perfectly and wonderfully made, yet with areas still waiting to be filled in.
The journey of life is about working toward the finished version of ourselves, trusting that every brush stroke has purpose and meaning.
"Unfinished"
I have my eyes on you
What if someone was always watching over you? This piece tells your story ,
there is a path laid out specifically for you, a journey designed to be enjoyed, with its walks and races under the sun and rain, on beautiful and sometimes challenging roads.
It invites you to pause, step back and go back where they've been waiting for.
Better is the end of a thing than the beginning thereof, lare you curious to see what waiting at the end of this path? Go meet The one whose eyes are on you.
"Unfinished"
Pray
There is beauty in imperfection.
This piece reminds us that we don’t need to be “finished” to be worthy.
It affirms the truth that every individual is fearfully and wonderfully made.
It’s an ode to self-acceptance and an acknowledgment of the eternal value found in being exactly who we are now and forever.
The helping hand
This piece highlights the profound impact of God's help.
His helping hand holds the power to dispel darkness, illuminating lives where hope once seemed lost.
It also inspires us to not forget to uplift one another. Through its gentle yet transformative gesture, The helping hand becomes a beacon of light, reminding us that even in the deepest shadows, hope can be found.
Heritage
Songo
The piece captures a cherished childhood memory of the artist. In the living room of her family home stood a Songo game, its polished wooden surface was so tempting yet her older sister and her never got to understand how to play it, as it was a "grown up game". The game’s presence left an indelible mark, its image deeply etched in her memory.
The artwork serves as a nostalgic tribute, evoking the warmth and simplicity of family life.
For many who grew up with a Songo at home, this piece will undoubtedly awaken fond recollections of shared traditions and the quiet beauty of childhood.
Heritage
Shekere
This piece invites viewers to immerse themselves in the vibrant rhythm of the instruments. It celebrates the rhythm that stirs the soul and is so rooted in Africa.
This work serves as a reminder of the unifying power percussions and its ability to awaken a sense of freedom, celebration, and connection to life itself.
Heritage
Mapapa
This piece is a call to step boldly into one’s journey. Shoes symbolize the strength and resilience needed to navigate life’s paths. They carry the weight of every step, from crossing scorching deserts to climbing towering mountains, each stride bringing one closer to destiny.
The royal shoes represent the courage to face challenges and the determination to conquer whatever lies ahead. They are not just footwear but a reminder of the power within to rise, persevere, and achieve greatness.
This work inspires a sense of purpose and confidence, urging viewers to embrace their journey with grace.
Heritage
Cycle of life
This piece reflects the essence of carrying the weight of life’s experiences "raw or ripped". Every trial and triumph holds value, shaping perspectives and fostering growth. Life’s cyclical nature teaches that each stage offers its own clarity and wisdom. From unripe beginnings to seasoned maturity, the journey is one of transformation and readiness. Tapé-Tapé ou Missolè tout est bon !
This work explores the beauty of patience and the importance of cherishing every phase of life, emphasizing the need to embrace the process rather than rush through it.