Nicholas Kowalski constructs identity from pattern. Across both rooms and the staircase of Tiga Art Gallery, this solo exhibition brings together a body of work in which the geometric and the human are inseparable. Figures built from adinkra; communities assembled from colour and rhythm.
Drawing on the language of Cubism while remaining rooted in Ghanaian everyday life, Kowalski's paintings ask us to look again at the market, the street and the gathering. To find in the ordinary the architecture of an entire culture.
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