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A young man modelling an Ibibio or Annang hinged-jaw (Ekpo, meaning ghost in Ibibio) mask from an unspecified location, these hinged-jaw masks also made their way into the eastern part of the Igbo country where they’re still used for Ekpo masquerades as part of various Ekpe (leopard society) dances. The hinged jaw is opened and worked from within the mask by the masquerader and today it’s usually opened in jest for paper money tips from spectators. Photo by G. I. Jones, 1932 - 1938. MAA Cambridge.

Moebius - Paris, nd.

Bola Ogunjobi - 2018

Azalea flower in UVIVF. When I looked at these with my older weaker light, I didn’t see much going on. I like them now though!

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