Conceptual artist

Exploring dreams, depth and dimensions

CONCEPTUAL ARTIST

EXPLORING DREAMS, DEPTH AND DIMENSIONS

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Eolia (b. 1993) is an emerging conceptual artist from Benin and France. Her powerful pieces aim to explore dreams, depth and dimensions
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Wake up. Live your passion. Repeat. Wake up. Live your passion. Repeat.
FOW 16 FOW 16
Il y a quelques mois, je me suis fait une promesse Il y a quelques mois, je me suis fait une promesse. Je me suis tout simplement promis que mon travail resterait à jamais vrai. Vrai dans mon expression, vrai dans mon dessin et vrai dans mes émotions. C’est cette vulnérabilité qui donne tout leur sens à mes œuvres. - A few months ago I made a promise to myself. I simply told myself that my work with forever be authentic. Authentic in my expresion, authentic in my drawings and authentic in my emotions. Allowing myself to be vulnerable is what brings its true meaning to my works. - Interview for @milcmagazine coming at the end of the month Photography by @seth.indigo
details - The Crown details - The Crown
We're shootin' @seth.indigo @milcmagazine We're shootin' @seth.indigo @milcmagazine
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Invisible plexiglass framing for The Crown #loadin Invisible plexiglass framing for The Crown #loading
The inspiration behind FOW 5 (Faces of The World) The inspiration behind FOW 5 (Faces of The World) Photography by @seth.indigo #visualarts #contemporary
“A dream written down with a date becomes a goal “A dream written down with a date becomes a goal. A goal broken down into steps becomes a plan. A plan backed by action makes your dreams come true.” #2021
"If you lose faith, you lose all." - Eleanor Roose "If you lose faith, you lose all." - Eleanor Roosevelt FAITH - 110x140 - charcoal wood mirror - 2020 #contemporaryart #3dart
First of 2021 - FOW 5 revisited First of 2021 - FOW 5 revisited
Happy new year 2021! May this new winds take us al Happy new year 2021! May this new winds take us all closer to our dreams✨ #theyearofdreamers
After nearly 120 hours of work. Finally! THE CROWN After nearly 120 hours of work. Finally! THE CROWN
The woman in the mirror.. I have noticed that in o The woman in the mirror.. I have noticed that in our community topics like mental health and self development are rarely discussed. We rarely talk about it fearing to seem vulnerable, weak or lost. But the truth is, we are all a bit lost in this world. How can we not be? However successful, beautiful and joyful we seem to be, we all have doubts and trauma. So for me, my art is a form of therapy. It's highly personal and narrative. Each detail carries my thoughts, each shadow expresses my doubts and each ray of light symbolizes hope and my unwavering faith in humanity. Wishing everyone a beautiful 2021 full of healing, light and joy✨ #mentalhealth #selfdevelopment #positivity
FAITH in its new home right in time for Chritsmas✨ Merry Christmas to you all ✨♥️
An afternoon in the studio 📸 @julz.thakid An afternoon in the studio 📸 @julz.thakid
For too long, african stories have been told by ot For too long, african stories have been told by others. It is now time that we tell our own stories. Stories of beauty, power and glory #Africanglory ✨ Untitled, Charcoal on wood and plated gold, 2020, Eolia.
It's been an intense past two months working on th It's been an intense past two months working on this important piece and I'm not even halfway done! "The Crown" will be exhibited in february 2021 in Los Angeles in the "Say My Name" exhibition. The exhibition resonates with the #BlackLivesMatter movement and will coincide with #BlackHistoryMonth. A few words on this piece: THE CROWN On July 3, 2019, California became the first state in the United States to prohibit discrimination over natural hair. On that day, the CROWN (Create a Respectful and Open Workplace for Natural Hair) act was signed into law, banning employers and schools from discriminating against hairstyles such as afros, braids, twists, and locks. 2019, that was less than two years ago. The necessity for such laws along with the violent acts we have witnessed in recent times, are clear indicators that racism is still very much alive in our society. The history of black hair is deeply significant. Long rejected by Eurocentric beauty standards, afro hair has been at the center of discussion and seen by some as a sign of political defiance. Why should our hair be a political statement? The question that the artist Eolia poses. Thankfully, a major shift has been taking place in our community resulting in a renewed sense of identity and appreciation of black beauty and aesthetics. Through this piece, Eolia celebrates the choice to wear our hair as we wish: our choice to be unapologetically ourselves. “The Crown” is a celebration of black beauty in all its kinks, coils and glory. - An exhibition currated by the brilliant Khalil Akar from @signatureafricanart and @ava .
BTS of my photoshoot with @seth.indigo 's team. Up BTS of my photoshoot with @seth.indigo 's team. Updates coming on the website next week #contemporaryart
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