A multi-media relief wall artwork depicting a Yoruba-Nago helmet mask alongside a traditional spear motif. The central figure is modeled after a West African Gẹlẹdẹ helmet mask from the Yoruba people of Nigeria and Benin. It features a distinctive openwork, crosshatched pattern on the face and an elaborate tiered coiffure or headgear. A stylized tribal spear runs vertically down the right side of the canvas, detailed with decorative rings along its shaft. The left edge is finished with a white textured strip adorned with a linear pattern of black dots, reminiscent of notebook binding margins or traditional decorative borders.
20X24X2"
Bas-relief Sculpture on Canvas
