I am traditional visual Artist from Nigeria, I accept art commissions and I have physical piece's for sale.🎨
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ALT TIME'S PACE What do you think about time applied to your daily life, Does time really wait for us to be ready. Have you seen how time passes over people and their lives sink more, They are some people that want to be great but they gave up early. Why wait for later when we know that later often turns into never. Time's pace is a body of work that explores the continue movement of time, not a conscious entity that pauses, slow down or speed up to match human readiness, The Human with the clock headed figure and arms folded seating calm represents time in it's on world with no sense of thought, feeling or sensation of being, time doesn't perceive or wait for us to be prepared. Ultimately, i want this piece to remind every viewers that every moment is precious, as time waits for no one. The artwork encourages viewers to reflect on the past, appreciate the present, and think about the future. It symbolizes change and the importance of making the most of every moment.
ALT She is a woman—soft as a petal, fragile as morning dew—and unyielding in the storm of life. The small spark of hope in the iris of her eye is a hope fixed on tomorrow; and the hidden eye holds the secret of nights no one witnessed. Every strand of her hair remembers the path of the wind. The winds that tried to bend her, and she merely lifted her head. Women are like this: the gentleness of a leaf and the firmness of a root. The storm comes, shakes the branches, and by morning, that same branch gives a new leaf. That faint line of her lips comes from the calm that is reached only after passing through storms. A calm that says: *"I have remained—and that is enough."*