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Kpakpando, Forged from Fire
Nzu (African Calabash chalk), ink, and photo
2025
A series of prints inspired by nzu rituals, using photography and mixed media techniques. Each print is on 8.5” x 11” velvet fine art paper.
A spell for cleansing, a ritual for protection, a song for new archetypes, a memory of ancestral medicine
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Odera and her pack goat Lilac wander somewhere remote.
Yuki Odera
ACEO: Morning harvest
A fantastic little break - arttrade for gorgeous Anoki - very lovely Odera. For commission info click here: 💥 bit.ly/saniichart 💥
I love witches and @odyism has created such a beautiful and magical one! . . . posted on Instagram - https://instagr.am/p/CBiiUcRAhUA/
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Ordera Igbokwe @odyism ⚛️ I woke up this morning thinking about Oya. Thinking about how we can try to contort ourselves to fit into boxes, to rebuild ourselves into unbreakable structures. But you can’t contain transformation, and you certainly can’t contain a tempest. . . #supportblackart #oderaigbokwe #odera #africanfantasy #artistsofcolor #qpocartist #oya https://www.instagram.com/p/CCCobpEBCZJ/?igshid=44xuvgfycx4b
Title: FIyah - Issue Number 16- Autumn 2020 - Joy Artist: Odera Igbokwe https://www.fiyahlitmag.com/2020/09/01/artist-interview-odera-igbokwe/?mc_cid=68da997f67&mc_eid=a44597b176
Emerging from the fog of eclipse season (and other ways to sew the needle of fate)
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