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The Marks We Bear: The Stories We Tell

The exhibition addresses very important issues around how we navigate the challenge of honoring our cultural heritage while also embracing modern values and lifestyles.

 

How does the intersection of tradition and modernity impacts one’s sense of self?

It gives answers to how Individuals often embrace facial markings as unique markers of their ancestral connection, regardless of contemporary beauty standards.

 

“iLA” holds deep meaning as a statement of identification in West Africa.

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CONTRIBUTOR'S REMARK:

That Fatola has chosen this path to translate these markings into visual form for our aesthetic appreciation, is a way of reminding us of our socio-cultural heritage.

 

This heritage has endured time and global trends

 

Mufu Onifade, fsna

National Gallery of Art, Abuja.

SOUL SISTERS
CHARCOAL ON PAPER - 2024
UNBROKEN PIECES
CHARCOAL & PASTEL ON PAPER - 2025
SINGLE RESONANCE
CHARCOAL ON PAPER - 2024
THE CROWN iI
CHARCOAL ON PAPER - 2024

Contact

Lagos – Los Angeles – London

studio@fatolart.com.ng

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