Mixed media photography on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Metallic Fine Art InkJet paper, mounted on black Himalayan Lokta handmade paper and light grey cardboard, framed in a black wooden object frame (62,5 × 82,5x4 cm) behind museum glass. Artwork size: 60 × 80 cm
Image Description:
Elisabeth represents the quiet beauty of Nigeria – a young girl with luminous dignity, photographed in a country full of contradictions. Her gaze speaks of strength, but also of the vulnerability caused by social injustice and mismanagement. The work reflects the hope that behind the visible scars, a light remains that carries on.
Artistic Intention:
This piece is a photographic and material narrative about Nigeria – a country rich in culture, humanity, and beauty, yet marked by social and political wounds. The composition acts as a mirror: of a system showing fractures – and of people whose dignity continues to shine. In this portrait, the silent hope of a nation becomes visible – in the light of scars.
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