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“Music is Soul Food” is a captivating mixed media artwork that celebrates the transformative power of music. Using repurposed vinyl records, cassettes, and CDs, the artist masterfully blends art and sound to create a visually stunning and emotionally resonant piece. This one-of-a-kind artwork is a must-have for music lovers and art collectors alike.
Description
This captivating artwork, “Music is Soul Food,” is a vibrant celebration of the universal language that unites us all. Through a masterful blend of repurposed materials – turntable plates, cassettes, and CDs – the artist, Oribhabor Lawrence Tunde, pays homage to the evolution of music while emphasizing its timeless power to evoke joy, solace, and connection.
The circular motifs, inspired by the shape of vinyl records and car tires, symbolize music’s endless rotation and its ability to move us physically and emotionally. A testament to the artist’s versatility, “Music is Soul Food” is more than just a visual masterpiece; it’s an invitation to experience the transformative power of music.
Designer Biography:
Oribhabor Lawrence Tunde is a self-taught Nigerian artist renowned for his innovative and thought-provoking pieces. Born in Lagos, Nigeria, his artistic journey began at a young age, marked by a natural talent for drawing and a vibrant imagination.
Growing up in a diverse environment, Tunde’s artistic style evolved, incorporating influences from his Nigerian heritage and the urban landscape. His ability to transform discarded materials into stunning works of art has garnered him recognition both locally and internationally.
With a passion for experimentation and a deep connection to his faith, Tunde’s art is a testament to the power of human creativity. His works are a fusion of traditional and contemporary aesthetics, reflecting the complexities of the modern world.
Based in Lagos, Tunde continues to push the boundaries of his art, inspiring audiences with his unique vision and unwavering dedication to his craft.
