Kemet, “the black land,” is what ancient Egyptians called their country, after the dark, fertile soil of the Nile. Here, human organs surface from a black clay ground, asking whether we are our thoughts or the material we’re made of.
Mixed media in clay.
Comes framed by the artist, signed, and numbered with a certificate of authenticity.
Kemet, “the black land,” is what ancient Egyptians called their country, after the dark, fertile soil of the Nile. Here, human organs surface from a black clay ground, asking whether we are our thoughts or the material we’re made of.
Mixed media in clay.
Comes framed by the artist, signed, and numbered with a certificate of authenticity.
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