Saro

A meditation on the African mind under pressure: how the body became infrastructure when paper, language, and freedom were controlled.

A monumental visage rises from layered linework and pattern, built like a blueprint.
Clean geometry. Disciplined symmetry.

Carved-like marks hover between ornament and language, as if the surface is recording what cannot be spoken aloud.

This piece does not compete with the interior. It authors it.

Anchoring the room with authority, turning the wall into a collected statement, and the space into something closer to a private gallery, without sacrificing warmth.