Woman of the OmoThis artwork is inspired by the Karo (Kara) people of Ethiopia, an indigenous community living along the eastern banks of the Omo River in the Lower Omo Valley. Although the Karo are one of the smallest ethnic groups in the region, they are widely known for their striking tradition of decorative body painting.

examining how the grandmother's hands over the child's hands become method of communication that transcends language

symbolising journey

A premium modern art print celebrating colour

The backdrop of urban Yoruba streets connects ancestry

This striking composition captures a grandmother gathering her grandchildren around her to tell stories

colorful tribal-patterned dress

this artwork embodies cultural grace and timeless beauty

evoking themes of peace

With her crown of textured curls and floral earrings echoing the lilies around her

Inspired by African tribal motifs and minimalist design

and time standing still

evoking resilience