THE MEETING OF ABUNDANCE AND NEED 7

The Meeting of Abundance and Need 7 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 7 by Alphonsus Eligbue

Artwork Overview
Title: The Meeting of Abundance and Need 7
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 7” is a powerful visual exploration of the contrast between abundance and scarcity within societal and human contexts. Using charcoal and oil paints, Alphonsus Eligbue brings to life the dynamic interplay between areas of excess (abundance) and those marked by lack (need). Through intricate charcoal lines and vibrant oil paints, the piece invites the viewer to engage in a reflective dialogue on how societies, communities, and individuals balance available resources with what is required for survival and growth. This artwork embodies a visual investigation into the coexistence of abundance and need, showcasing how these forces sometimes foster cooperation, while at other times, they create tension or inequality. As part of a larger series, this piece calls for a deep reflection on the social, economic, and emotional implications of disparity and the paths toward collective well-being.

Significance and Inspiration
Inspired by real-world issues related to resource distribution and societal inequities, “The Meeting of Abundance and Need 7” challenges viewers to consider the forces that shape our lives. This piece highlights the critical importance of managing the balance between what is abundant and what is scarce, while offering potential solutions through sharing, redistribution, or cooperation. The artist’s choice of materials—charcoal for its expressive lines and oil paints for their depth and vibrancy—imbues the piece with emotional intensity, illustrating the complexity of these themes with a sense of urgency and depth.

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“The Meeting of Abundance and Need 7” is an ideal piece for contemporary spaces that explore themes of social justice, economic discourse, and equality. Its striking visual elements and thought-provoking subject matter make it a fitting focal point for living rooms, offices, galleries, or creative spaces that encourage reflection and meaningful conversation.

Why Choose “The Meeting of Abundance and Need 7”?

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

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

Investment in Art: As part of a compelling series, this work offers a significant opportunity for those seeking meaningful, impactful contemporary African art.

Elevate your space with “The Meeting of Abundance and Need 7” by Alphonsus Eligbue, available exclusively at AfriArtSpace.

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