THE MEETING OF ABUNDANCE AND NEED 2

The Meeting of Abundance and Need 2 by Alphonsus Eligbue
Medium: Charcoal and oil paint on chipboard paper
Dimensions: 48 inches x 36 inches
Materials: Charcoal pencil, oil paint, chipboard paper
Country of Origin: Nigeria
Signature: Yes
Year of Creation: 2024

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The Meeting of Abundance and Need 2 by Alphonsus Eligbue

Artwork Overview
Title: The Meeting of Abundance and Need 2
Artist: Alphonsus Eligbue
Medium: Charcoal and oil paint on chipboard paper
Dimensions: 48 inches x 36 inches (unframed)
Materials: Charcoal pencil, tube oil paint, chipboard paper
Country of Origin: Nigeria
Signature: Yes
Year of Creation: 2024

Artistic Vision
“The Meeting of Abundance and Need 2” continues to explore the profound contrast between excess and scarcity, highlighting the delicate balance between areas of plenty (abundance) and those experiencing lack (need). Created with charcoal and oil paints, the piece delves into how these opposing forces shape our societies, communities, and individual lives. Through intricate charcoal lines and vibrant oil paint, Alphonsus Eligbue invites the viewer to reflect on the dynamic between what is available and what is required to sustain and uplift. The artwork serves as a visual inquiry into how abundance and need coexist—sometimes fostering cooperation and at other times creating tension and inequality. Part of a series, this work urges deep reflection on the social, economic, and emotional consequences of disparity and the collective paths toward solutions.

Significance and Inspiration
Inspired by the challenges of resource distribution and societal inequities, “The Meeting of Abundance and Need 2” encourages viewers to think critically about how these issues shape the course of our lives. The series underscores the importance of finding a balance between what is abundant and what is scarce, suggesting potential solutions through sharing, redistribution, and cooperation. The combination of charcoal for expressive lines and oil paints for depth and vibrancy adds emotional weight to the work, illustrating the urgency and complexity of these concepts.

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“The Meeting of Abundance and Need 2” is perfect for contemporary settings, art galleries, and spaces that engage with themes of social justice, equality, and economic discourse. Its striking visual elements and thought-provoking subject matter make it an ideal focal point for living rooms, offices, or creative spaces that inspire reflection and meaningful conversation.

Why Choose “The Meeting of Abundance and Need 2”?

Unique Artistic Expression: A powerful work that blends charcoal and oil paints to illustrate complex societal dynamics.

Cultural Significance: Reflects critical global issues of resource imbalance, inequality, and the need for collective action.

Investment in Art: As part of an impactful series, this work offers a meaningful opportunity for collectors seeking contemporary African art with deep emotional and cultural relevance.

Elevate your space with “The Meeting of Abundance and Need 2” by Alphonsus Eligbue, available exclusively at AfriArtSpace.

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