Ozioma Onuzulike’s ceramics engage in a global dialogue, drawing from history, material culture, and political legacies. Influenced by El Anatsui, he fractures and reshapes clay, reflecting colonial violence and transformation. Palm kernels and Venetian trade beads symbolize Africa’s exploitation and resilience. Works like Royal Alkyabba merge tradition with contemporary expression, while Igbo proverbs guide his inquiry into history, identity, and the unpredictable forces shaping the future.
