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Oladimeji Alabi, Supporting each other, Mixed media
Oladimeji Alabi, Supporting each other, 2020 · shown whole, never cropped
Oladimeji Alabi

Supporting each other, 2020

AvailableMixed media · unique work
PortraitureFigurativePolitical & SocialIdentity & BodyHistory & MemoryNature & EnvironmentUrban & Contemporary Life
MediumMixed media
Dimensions71 cm × 71 cm (framed)
SignatureSigned (Lower right)
LocationCurrently in Lagos, Nigeria
RarityUnique work

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$650.00

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Privately collected, Nigeria

About this work

This was birthed during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, depicting the mandatory usage of face masks and instructions to stay-at-home. Masking up became norm, even now, some would still mask-up inflight during long flights.

In the social distance observed by all, we had to find alternative ways to support each other in such times. This was especially important when some families had a family member who caught the virus and had to be isolated from everyone, within the same house.

"My personal experiences, challenges and observations during this pandemic also inspired this art." - Oladimeji Alabi

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