Nomadic Gallery
Ọmụgwọ | Victoria Ndubuisi
Ọmụgwọ | Victoria Ndubuisi
Ọmụgwọ | Victoria Ndubuisi
"Ọmụgwọ," an exhibition by artist Victoria Ndubuisi, invites viewers into the intimate and transformative journey of motherhood through a lens both personal and universal. The title, derived from the Igbo language of South-Eastern Nigeria, embodies the essence of nurturing—a vital process in which family and community come together to support a new mother in her early days of motherhood. In this solo exhibition, Ndubuisi, a new mother herself, explores the multifaceted experiences that lead to motherhood, from the early stages of pregnancy through childbirth and into the crucial moments that precede the Ọmụgwọ phase. During the exhibition opening, Victoria Ndubuisi will captivate audiences with a live performance that combines expressive body movements and dynamic paint manipulation, seamlessly merging visual art with the visceral energy of her creative process.
"Ọmụgwọ," an exhibition by artist Victoria Ndubuisi, invites viewers into the intimate and transformative journey of motherhood through a lens both personal and universal. The title, derived from the Igbo language of South-Eastern Nigeria, embodies the essence of nurturing—a vital process in which family and community come together to support a new mother in her early days of motherhood. In this solo exhibition, Ndubuisi, a new mother herself, explores the multifaceted experiences that lead to motherhood, from the early stages of pregnancy through childbirth and into the crucial moments that precede the Ọmụgwọ phase. During the exhibition opening, Victoria Ndubuisi will captivate audiences with a live performance that combines expressive body movements and dynamic paint manipulation, seamlessly merging visual art with the visceral energy of her creative process.
"Ọmụgwọ," an exhibition by artist Victoria Ndubuisi, invites viewers into the intimate and transformative journey of motherhood through a lens both personal and universal. The title, derived from the Igbo language of South-Eastern Nigeria, embodies the essence of nurturing—a vital process in which family and community come together to support a new mother in her early days of motherhood. In this solo exhibition, Ndubuisi, a new mother herself, explores the multifaceted experiences that lead to motherhood, from the early stages of pregnancy through childbirth and into the crucial moments that precede the Ọmụgwọ phase. During the exhibition opening, Victoria Ndubuisi will captivate audiences with a live performance that combines expressive body movements and dynamic paint manipulation, seamlessly merging visual art with the visceral energy of her creative process.
"Ọmụgwọ," an exhibition by artist Victoria Ndubuisi, invites viewers into the intimate and transformative journey of motherhood through a lens both personal and universal. The title, derived from the Igbo language of South-Eastern Nigeria, embodies the essence of nurturing—a vital process in which family and community come together to support a new mother in her early days of motherhood. In this solo exhibition, Ndubuisi, a new mother herself, explores the multifaceted experiences that lead to motherhood, from the early stages of pregnancy through childbirth and into the crucial moments that precede the Ọmụgwọ phase. During the exhibition opening, Victoria Ndubuisi will captivate audiences with a live performance that combines expressive body movements and dynamic paint manipulation, seamlessly merging visual art with the visceral energy of her creative process.
Ọmụgwọ | Victoria Ndubuisi
Ọmụgwọ | Victoria Ndubuisi
Victoria Ndubuisi (b. 1997) is an emerging multidisciplinary artist celebrated for her distinctive marbling and realism technique. She holds a Higher National Diploma in painting from Yaba College of Technology in Lagos, as well as a National Diploma in fine art. Victoria Ndubisi skillfully engages in painting and performance art to convey her message surrounding our shared cultural heritage and the weighty questions of identity and evolution that arise. Her works convey the vital importance of maintaining connections to one's cultural roots, even as the experiences of migration and generational displacement have the potential to dilute or obscure those foundational ties.
Victoria Ndubuisi (b. 1997) is an emerging multidisciplinary artist celebrated for her distinctive marbling and realism technique. She holds a Higher National Diploma in painting from Yaba College of Technology in Lagos, as well as a National Diploma in fine art. Victoria Ndubisi skillfully engages in painting and performance art to convey her message surrounding our shared cultural heritage and the weighty questions of identity and evolution that arise. Her works convey the vital importance of maintaining connections to one's cultural roots, even as the experiences of migration and generational displacement have the potential to dilute or obscure those foundational ties.
Victoria Ndubuisi (b. 1997) is an emerging multidisciplinary artist celebrated for her distinctive marbling and realism technique. She holds a Higher National Diploma in painting from Yaba College of Technology in Lagos, as well as a National Diploma in fine art. Victoria Ndubisi skillfully engages in painting and performance art to convey her message surrounding our shared cultural heritage and the weighty questions of identity and evolution that arise. Her works convey the vital importance of maintaining connections to one's cultural roots, even as the experiences of migration and generational displacement have the potential to dilute or obscure those foundational ties.
Nomadic Art Gallery stands as a global beacon for African contemporary art, transcending geographical boundaries to create a vibrant platform where artists and enthusiasts flourish. We believe in the transformative power of art to connect, inspire, and redefine global landscapes.
Nomadic Art Gallery stands as a global beacon for African contemporary art, transcending geographical boundaries to create a vibrant platform where artists and enthusiasts flourish. We believe in the transformative power of art to connect, inspire, and redefine global landscapes.
Nomadic Art Gallery stands as a global beacon for African contemporary art, transcending geographical boundaries to create a vibrant platform where artists and enthusiasts flourish. We believe in the transformative power of art to connect, inspire, and redefine global landscapes.
Nomadic Art Gallery stands as a global beacon for African contemporary art, transcending geographical boundaries to create a vibrant platform where artists and enthusiasts flourish. We believe in the transformative power of art to connect, inspire, and redefine global landscapes.
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