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The Yòrùbá cosmogony "Ewúré jelé jelé" is usually expressed during funerals, a phrase used to describe the dead. This allegory can be likened to the mindstate of an addict, a nihilist youth, lost in a trance, paying no mind to the grips of reality. The muscular core symbolizes a great strength within (a potential for greatness) but this morphs to disproportionately thin arms which symbolizes a will dampened by constant substance abuse. The shrouded face is a metaphor denoting the anonymity and stigma surrounding mental health awareness in Africa.
2020
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20 W x 16 H x 1.25 D in
21.75 W x 17.75 H x 1.25 D in
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Artistokraft is a self-taught African creative focused on expressing intricate thought patterns through art, he advocates for better mental health awareness in Africa. He is particularly interested in how individuals perceive and experience their realities and he is constantly seeking to discover an audience that share the same struggles as he does (To be human).
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