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This painting explores insecurities surrounding Nigeria through the lens of perception.
Part of the All Seeing series, the work places …
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This painting explores insecurities surrounding Nigeria through the lens of perception.
Part of the All Seeing series, the work places a landscape within the eyes, shifting the focus from external events to internal interpretation. The imagery blends memory and imagination, suggesting that what is seen is shaped by lived experience.
The exaggerated gaze emphasizes awareness, tension, and the psychological weight carried by the subject. Rather than presenting a fixed narrative, the work invites reflection on how perspective influences understanding.
Seromo Okoro,
Save Naija, 2025
Oil on canvas
36 × 48 × 1 in
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