Sisters at SundownThis artwork is inspired by Ethiopias long standing coffee traditions, where coffee is far more than a drink. It is a cultural ritual that brings people together. Ethiopia is widely regarded as the birthplace of coffee, with its origins traced to the highlands of the country centuries ago. Today, the Ethiopian coffee ceremony remains one of the most cherished social traditions in Ethiopian culture.

symbolising strength and vitality

and a glowing orange sky

Although the Karo are one of the smallest ethnic groups in the region

A woman sits quietly on the stone steps of a small home

Oja celebrates the Igbo flute player in ornate

In Her Own Time is a powerful celebration of womanhood

celebrating divine femininity

the piece highlights subtle beadwork details and clean

Seated quietly beside a traditional round thatched home

The minimal composition and expressive lines capture the quiet movement and emotion of live jazz

The focused gaze and the reaching gesture suggest that this woman has learned that surrender to the right person becomes strength

faceless Igbo figure in silhouette