Acrylic and Indian ink on Fabriano acid-free paper, prepared with gesso, 59,4 × 42 cm
This piece is part of a two work series exploring primitive masks through my own visual language. I have always been deeply drawn to African art, its sculptures, war masks and the extraordinary way wood is carved into something that feels ancient and alive. These pieces are my tribute to that tradition, filtered through my own hand.
Frame not included. Certificate of authenticity included.
Acrylic and Indian ink on Fabriano acid-free paper, prepared with gesso, 59,4 × 42 cm
This piece is part of a two work series exploring primitive masks through my own visual language. I have always been deeply drawn to African art, its sculptures, war masks and the extraordinary way wood is carved into something that feels ancient and alive. These pieces are my tribute to that tradition, filtered through my own hand.
Frame not included. Certificate of authenticity included.
