Two short films referencing binary oppositions, embedded in the processes of making Igbo Mbari Houses, are seen as 'Night' and 'Day'.
A series of four digital images taken from my own kitchen, produced as Lambda prints mounted on Dibond.
This piece was the physical construction of an invisible space between the brick wall of my studio and the clay and stick relief (Panel V) in front of it.
This installation uses text, sound and smell to create contrasting elements in the context of a Christian chapel.
This is an on-going project, started as a visual diary, but it developed into a collection of curiosities.
Exploring the idea of above and below, with a definite progression of deterioration.
The Panel Series evolved from deconstructing ‘Shelter’ a large architectural piece made from a clay, straw and sand mixture.
This is the second construction of an installation called 'Presence/Absence' specifically commissioned for the Phoenix Gallery.
This multi-media installation draws a parallel with Materialism and Capitalism in the context of the shopping centre.
These three loops explore the notions of the unexpected and magic, which was always in the back of peoples' minds in Nigeria
The 'Wall Pieces', represented as a 'fragment', were the result of an investigation into the Giriama Commemorative Grave Posts of Kenya.