Art Bridge Project, in collaboration with AMG Projects is thrilled to announce the upcoming group exhibition, “Fluidity”. This exhibition showcases a diverse group of new-age figurative artists who delve into the notion of flow and movement as it permeates every aspect of our lives. “Fluidity” positions the medium as the message, emphasising the intricate techniques employed by each artist and their exploration of materials that require tactile manipulation and transformation.

The exhibition features works by innovative artists who blur the boundaries between form and formlessness, inviting audiences to contemplate the fluid nature of human experiences. Stanley Ugonabo masterfully creates ethereal figures that embody a delicate interplay of dream-like states, vulnerability, and moments of solitude. Through a meticulous printmaking process, Nneka Chima transports viewers to nostalgic settings and childhood memories, where fact and fiction, curiosity and imagination intertwine. Using the flowing nature of watercolour, hazy backgrounds and subjects immersed in daydreams, Akanimoh Umoh merges reality with fantasy, depicting chaos and peace as integral aspects of the human condition. Seyi Akinwumi visually reconstructs real-life experiences, capturing fleeting moments of happiness, inner struggles and complex emotional states. Kehinde Awofeso’s paintings challenge societal norms and rigid categories, embracing a multifaceted identity beyond gender and sexuality.

To transcend the physical realm and deepen the exhibition's impact, “Fluidity” is accompanied by original poetic compositions by Ayodele Olofintuade, Egbaiameje Omole, Joseph Omoh Ndukwu, and Prince Charles. These beautiful poems capture the essence of fluidity and further engage the audience in a thought-provoking exploration of the exhibition’s themes. Curated by Tony Agbapuonwu, Fluidity invites viewers to question fixed notions and reimagine the constraints of certainty that confront our society.