Art

Views From thegunnavision’s A Fine Line: Between Time and Space

Last week in Canada, Ugonna Ikechi, an artist who goes by the moniker, thegunnavision hosted his second solo exhibition. Exhibiting your work, much more, on your own and having people show up is a big deal and some form of validation. The exhibition which he tagged A Fine Line: Between Time and Space showed of […]

By

Culture Custodian Editorial Team

8 years ago

Views From thegunnavision’s A Fine Line: Between Time and Space

Last week in Canada, Ugonna Ikechi, an artist who goes by the moniker, thegunnavision hosted his second solo exhibition. Exhibiting your work, much more, on your own and having people show up is a big deal and some form of validation. The exhibition which he tagged A Fine Line: Between Time and Space showed of 17 works of art and the talents of other artists like musician Ojo and DJ, Black Vudu.

Ikechi regards the works shown as a conversation between his perspective and the human experience on the topics of impatience, isolation, immediacy and individuality. Take a look at the pictures below courtesy of Olanma Etigwe-Uwa and let us and Ugonna know what you think.