In the Kwele cultures of Central Africa, certain sculpted forms were associated with representations related to harmony and balance within the community.
This carved wooden mask, characterized by clean lines, balanced volumes, and a serene expression, echoes these formal codes.
The sobriety of the lines and the softness of the surfaces convey a quest for visual appeasement, in a contemporary interpretation of these forms.
Origin: Kwele Culture — Central Africa (Gabon & Congo) Collection: Heritage Dimensions: 24.5 × 18.5 cm Material: Carved wood, natural pigments Status: Available Type: Contemporary piece — unique piece
