Ọya

In "Ọya," Anthony Azekwoh captures the volatile essence of Ọya, the Yoruba goddess of storms and rivers. His work bursts with dynamic energy, reflecting her unpredictable nature and her power to both create and destroy. The stormy waves serve as a metaphor for the emotional tempests we all face, making the piece not just a portrayal of a deity, but also a mirror into the human condition. The piece resonates as both cultural heritage and universal narrative, a vivid expression of untamable forces within and outside us.