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Today was a day of reflection and inspiration as I spent my afternoon at the Thought Pyramid Art Centre in Ikoyi, Lagos, immersed with a beautiful title, JÁPÁ FILM and ART GROUP EXHIBITION. The exhibition was a powerful exploration of the complexities surrounding Nigeria's youth migration crisis, delving into the emotional and psychological toll of seeking greener pastures abroad.
The accompanying art exhibition featured works by 14 talented visual artists, each one offering a distinct interpretation of the migrant experience. From Ademola Ojo's haunting portraits to Caroline Useh's evocative landscapes, the artworks on display were a testament to the resilience and creativity of the human spirit.
As I engaged with the artworks, I reflected on the impact of migration on family relationships. The exhibition highlighted the often-overlooked emotional toll on those left behind, as well as the strain on relationships caused by physical distance and cultural dislocation. It was a sobering reminder of the human cost of migration, beyond the simplistic narratives of success and failure.
The JÁPÁ FILM and ART GROUP EXHIBITION was a timely and necessary intervention, sparking much-needed conversations about the complexities of migration and the human experience. I left the gallery with a deeper understanding of the intricate web of emotions and experiences that surround this pressing issue and a newfound appreciation for the power of art to challenge our assumptions and broaden our perspectives.
I had a fulfilling Sunday, and now the weekend is over. Hopefully, this new week will be less stressful.
And that's a wrap on today's blog
See you on the next one. ❤️
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