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"BRING BACK OUR GIRLS"
by Zara Kattiems
(Abuja, Nigeria)
This painting falls into the abstract category, it depicts social impact through thick impasto and rigorous brush strokes, the black represents the girls who have been taken, the red depicts blood shed, the green represents the Sambisa forest.
This work not only tells a story but disseminates a message!
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