Totem Parade

"Totem Parade" is a visual celebration of community spirit, collective expression and ancestral memory. The orange silhouettes, with stylised shapes and ritualistic expressions, look like totemic beings in motion, lined up in a sacred procession. Some smile, others appear silent, but all communicate through form - not words. The deep blue background adds a mystical touch, like a night sky under which a ceremonial dance takes place. The jagged, almost oxidised texture of the orange figures lends them authenticity, as if carved in sacred stone or etched on the walls of a forgotten cave. The work pulses with rhythm - in the shapes, in the spaces, in the repetition of symbols. It is a visual poem about belonging, about one's place in a whole, about collective identity expressed in archetypal language. Part of the Africa collection, "Totem Parade" is more than decorative art. It is a visual song, an alignment of spirits, a reminder that the past lives in shapes, in colour and in the silence between the lines.