THE MEETING OF ABUNDANCE AND NEED 3

The Meeting of Abundance and Need 3 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 3 by Alphonsus Eligbue

Artwork Overview
Title: The Meeting of Abundance and Need 3
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 3” is a powerful exploration of the contrasting forces of excess and scarcity, delving into their effects across various societal and human contexts. Using charcoal and oil paints, Alphonsus Eligbue captures the dynamic interplay between abundance and need, representing areas of plenty against those facing lack. Through the expressive use of intricate lines and vibrant colours, the piece invites the viewer to engage in a reflective dialogue on how societies, communities, and individuals balance the availability of resources with the needs that require attention. This work presents a visual inquiry into the coexistence of abundance and need, illustrating how sometimes these forces foster cooperation, while at other times they create tension and inequality. As part of a larger series, the painting encourages reflection on the social, economic, and emotional impacts of disparity and the possible paths towards collective well-being.

Significance and Inspiration
“The Meeting of Abundance and Need 3” draws inspiration from real-world issues of resource distribution and societal inequities, urging the viewer to consider how these forces shape our daily lives. The series underscores the importance of managing the balance between what is abundant and what is scarce and explores potential solutions through sharing, redistribution, or cooperation. Eligbue’s choice of charcoal for its expressive lines and oil paints for their depth and vibrancy infuses the piece with emotional weight, capturing the urgency and complexity of these themes.

Perfect for
“The Meeting of Abundance and Need 3” is perfect for contemporary spaces that engage with themes of social justice, economic discourse, and equality. Its striking visual elements and thought-provoking subject matter make it an ideal focal point for living rooms, offices, galleries, or creative spaces where reflection and meaningful conversations are encouraged.

Why Choose “The Meeting of Abundance and Need 3”?

Unique Artistic Expression: A thought-provoking work created using charcoal and oil paints, demonstrating a sophisticated understanding of societal dynamics.

Cultural Significance: Reflects pressing global issues surrounding resource imbalance, inequality, and the necessity for collective solutions.

Investment in Art: As part of an impactful series, this artwork presents an opportunity to invest in contemporary African art with profound cultural and emotional depth.

Elevate your space with “The Meeting of Abundance and Need 3” by Alphonsus Eligbue, available exclusively at AfriArtSpace.

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