Aremu Olatunji · Badagry/ Lagos · Nigeria
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This anger is not load for me it’s layers of everything experience from my past, the experience that shaped me… I think we all carry it — the anger we try to hide. This piece is my way of facing it, shaping it, and letting it speak. Every line tells a story of tension turned into form, fire turned into art. It comes from a place many don’t see: growing up too shy, too quiet, and feeling the weight of being misunderstood. That silence can turn into anger, a fire you carry inside.
The Anger I Carry speaks to an inner tension shaped by lived experience quiet, layered, and deeply human. It reflects the weight of inherited stories, imposed identities, and unspoken emotions carried within the body. The newspaper symbolizes these external narratives, while the exposed gaze asserts presence and truth.
Medium
Photography
Dimensions
28 x 20 x 28 inches
Weight
4 kg
Framing
Framed
Year created
2025
Availability
In stock · ships in 2-5 days
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Curated for its storytelling, materiality, and collector feedback. Pair it with warm lighting and neutral palette interiors to let its textures shine.
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Aremu Olatunji
Badagry/ Lagos · Nigeria
Aremu Olatunji Kuham is a Lagos-based fine art photographer and visual storyteller whose work is deeply rooted in memory, identity, and live...
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