The Potter’s Wheel
This exhibition beautifully highlights the multifaceted nature of art. It showcases how art holds economic and social value, serves as a visual representation of spiritual beliefs, and becomes a powerful medium for exploring and addressing gender-related issues. It’s truly a testament to the depth and richness of artistic expression.
For thousands of years, Nigerian artisans have been creating hand-built pottery, a skill that has often been passed down through generations of women. The entire process, from harvesting the clay to the production of the pottery, is infused with ritual and spirituality. It’s incredible to think about the deep connections between cultural practices, craftsmanship, and spiritual beliefs. The pottery becomes more than just an object; it becomes a vessel for tradition and meaning.
It represents a beautiful intertwining of culture, tradition, and spirituality. The hand-built pottery symbolizes the rich heritage and craftsmanship of Nigerian artisans, passed down through generations. It also serves as a tangible connection to the spiritual realm, as the process of working with clay is permeated with ritual and significance. The pottery becomes a physical manifestation of these cultural and spiritual values, preserving them for future generations to appreciate and cherish.
Medium: Digital Art
Size: 108cm x 108cm
Price: $700
