In the Bulu cultures of Central Africa, certain sculpted forms were associated with representations of presence and organization within the community.
This carved wooden mask, characterized by an expressive face, assertive volumes, and a natural patina, incorporates these formal codes.
The structure of the volumes and the balance of the composition reflect a search for visual intensity, in a contemporary interpretation of these forms.
Origin: Bulu Culture — Central Africa (Gabon • Cameroon • Equatorial Guinea) Collection: Heritage Dimensions: 28 × 16 cm Material: Carved wood Status: Available
