Collection: Nigeria

The Harvest

Description: Young girls happily return from the farm carrying a harvest of plantains and bananas

Homebound

Description: Homebound

The Damsel

Description: At the Court of the Oba, a damsel is the hostess of very important guests.

Okada Rider

Description: 'Okada', a nickname for commercial motorcycles in Nigeria. The Okada rider is a hard working man who desires to cater for himself and his family by providing the daily service of transporting passengers to their destinations.

Mother Care

Description: Mothers never forget their sucking child. The attention, love and empathy from a mother is irreplaceable. The care of a mother is as much a gift to the child as the child is to the mother.

Untitled

Description: In this abstract piece by E. Rock, the artist depicts 3 main forms of varying proportions while fiddling with underlying lines, texts, and scribbles which harmonies into a message.

Prayer Time

Description: Children take up habits and behaviors taught to them from an early age. These children have been taught to pray and it is fascinating to see the halo around them as they pray.

Discussion

Description:

Conversations, chats, dialogues, communication. These are ways we share thoughts and ideas. When we come together, it becomes an exchange especially for open minds.

Dance of freedom

Description:

This is a dance of freedom. No boundaries, no limits, no barriers. She is free to dance without fear.

Water wahala

Description: Portable water is the problem - water, water everywhere but none to drink.

The water shuttle

Description:

From the Peter Johnson collection, Lagos, Nigeria. Water color on paper. 32 w x 20 h inches

The girl again

Description:

From the Henri Moweta collection, Lagos, Nigeria. Water color on paper. 16 w x 19 h inches

The girl

Description:

From the Henri Moweta collection, Lagos, Nigeria. Water color on paper. 16 w x19 h inches

The Dance Troupe

Description:

Oil on Canvas, by Ambrose Mordi , 2020. 19x22 inches