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* The conceptual work introduces a mirror of the human psyche, which fascinates and disturbs – latex, glass, resin transposed onto delicate fabrics and textures commenting on the brittle and fragile nature of existence. * The humorous alternative to my introspective work is the lighter side of life reflected in the vibrant and colourful fabric wall hangings. Fantasize, imagine, create. * The contemporary work offers an escape from the extreme emotions and introspection. * Finally, the interior...

The Mblo dans mask originates from the eastern Cote d'Ivoire between the Komoe and Bandama rivers that is both forest and savanna land. This type of mask used in mblo dances is one of the oldest of Baule art forms. The mask is usually a portrait of a particular known individual. The face is idealized. The snake eating the hornbill presents a subject taken from the mythology of the Baule people. Material: wood Size: H. 161/2", W. 7", D. 31/2"

African Masks and statues of the Yaka. This African Mask from the Yaka tribe of Congo measures 11.5 inches tall (20.5 including beard) and is hand-carved of wood. This example of Yaka art is over 25 years old.

African Masks and statues of the Punu. This African Mask from the Punu tribe of Cameroon, Gabon, and the Congo measures 12 inches tall and is hand-carved of wood. This example of Punu art is over 25 years old.

African Masks and statues of the Baule. This African Mask from the Baule tribe of the Ivory Coast measures 11.5 inches tall and is hand-carved of wood. Although not considered an antique, this example of Baule art is over 50 years old and displays a lustrous patina.

African Masks and statues of the Punu. This African Mask from the Punu tribe of Cameroon, Gabon, and the Congo measures 10.5 inches tall and is hand-carved of wood. This example of Punu art is over 20 years old.

African art and masks of the Babanki people. The Babanki people, who live in the western grassland of the Cameroon, share the tradition of elephant masks with their neighbors, the Bamileke. Bamileke elephant masks, however, are usually made of fabric and adorned with glass beads. The mask at left is the typical Babanki style, hand crafted of wood, brass, and copper. They are worn on top of the head during dance ceremonies and funeral processions. The elephant is considered a royal animal among the...

African art and masks of the Baga. This wooden mask from the Baga people of Guinea measures 24 inches tall and 7.25 inches at its widest.

African art and masks of the Baluba. This wooden mask of the Baluba (Luba) people, with beadwork and hammered bronze, measures 11.5 inches in diameter.

African art and masks of the Baluba. This magnificently crafted wooden beaded mask from the Baluba people of the Congo is 10 inches in diameter and 3 inches thick.

African art and masks of the Baluba. This magnificent wooden beaded mask from the Baluba people of the Congo is over 10 inches in diameter and 4 inches thick. When placed on the included stand, the mask measures 10.5 inches tall.

African art and masks of the Baluba. This magnificent wooden beaded mask from the Baluba people of the Congo is over 10 inches in diameter and 4 inches thick. When placed on the included stand, the mask measures 10.5 inches tall.

African art and masks of the Baluba. This beaded wooden mask from the Baluba people of the Congo measures 20.5 inches tall and 18.75 inches wide.

African art and masks of the Baluba. This magnificently crafted wooden beaded mask from the Baluba people of the Congo is about 9 inches in diameter.

African art and masks of the Bambara. This African mask, handmade of wood and adorned with brass by the Bambara people, is 17 inches tall, and 8.5 inches wide.

African art and masks of the Bambara of Mali. This African mask from the Bambara people is 11.5 inches tall, and 6.25 inches wide. The hand hammered bronze sheets which form the face are held in place with tiny nails. The elongated face, straight nose and small mouth are typical of Bambara masks.