Igbo Women Rose

This powerful artwork titled "Igbo Women Rose," which draws profound inspiration from the courageous Aba Women’s Riot of 1929. This pivotal moment in history showcases the indomitable spirit of indigenous women who boldly rose against British colonial rule, protesting the unjust imposition of taxes and oppressive policies. Their fearless actions, though met with tragic consequences—including the loss of approximately 50 lives and numerous assaults—remain a testament to their bravery and resolve.

This artwork beautifully encapsulates the unwavering strength and resilience of Igbo women, who embody the essence of deities representing fertility and prosperity. Through vibrant imagery and evocative symbolism, "Igbo Women Rose" pays homage to their legacy, inviting viewers to reflect on the power of collective action and the enduring impact of these remarkable women in shaping history.