They white wedding II by Olamilekan Okunade Medium: Acrylic on canvas Dimensions: 30 x 36 in Year: 2024 Price: $3000.00 USD Status: available The white wedding. In this series, the composition serves as a metaphor for the influence of Western ideals and norms on cultural context. The narrative is that the white wedding symbolizes the imposition of Western values and customs on traditional practices which results in the blending of culture in the holy matrimony. I used this composition to reflect on themes of cultural authenticity, adaptation, and preservation which I am subjecting my audience to seeing the impacts of globalization and colonization in diverse societies while celebrating the richness of cultural diversity and the enduring spirit of tradition in the wedding context. Why collect this work?They white wedding II offers a focused way to encounter Olamilekan Okunade's practice through a specific work and its recorded materials. Olamilekan Okunade's practice is described through Artist Statement My art is a tribute, an embodiment of strength, resilience, and quiet but powerful stories that shape my socio-relatable and subconscious community. As a son, raised singlehandedly by a single mother, I witnessed first-hand the sacrifices, pe.The white wedding. In this series, the composition serves as a metaphor for the influence of Western ideals and norms on cultural context. The narrative is that the white wedding symbolizes the imposition of Western values and customs on traditional practices which results in the blending of culture in the holy matrimony. I used this composition to reflect on themes of cultural authenticity, adaptation, and preservation which I am subjecting my audience to seeing the impacts of globalization andThe recorded technique or medium is Acrylic on canvas.At 30 x 36 in, it can be considered for collections that have room for a work of this scale. About the ArtistOlamilekan Okunade Nationality: Nigerian Geometry pattern| Constructivism Art| Pixilating Arts| Creating Piece with Acrylic on canvas Co-Founder @sipandpaintyourmentalhealth
