Bronze Sculpture for Sale
South Africa
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1991
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Navel Seakamela is a rising star in the South African art scene. Presented for the first time in France by Bonne Espérance Gallery, his work explores wide-ranging themes of gender roles, toxic masculinity, fear, strength, the importance of the land to South Africans and the beauty of black bodies. Born in 1991 and based in Johannesburg, Navel Seakamela is one to watch.
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