Women Of Stone by Origin Art
Phillipah Rumano’s debut solo exhibition, “WOMEN OF STONE,” is a profound testament to the power of self-expression and the resilience of the human spirit. Through a diverse array of mediums including sculpture, printmaking, and painting, Rumano invites us into her world—a world where identity, femininity, and tradition converge in a stunning display of creativity and courage. Be Inspired by Origin Art.
The use of spring stones, sourced from her native Zimbabwe, adds another layer of meaning to Rumano’s work. These stones, with their vibrant colours and natural imperfections, serve as a metaphor for the artist herself—grounded, resilient, and unapologetically beautiful. Through her sculptures, Rumano celebrates her African heritage, embracing and flaunting her natural beauty in a world that often seeks to diminish it.
But “WOMEN OF STONE” is not just a celebration of identity—it is also a playful exploration of femininity and form. Drawing from her background in fashion design, Rumano infuses her sculptures with a sense of whimsy and joy, dressing them up in vibrant prints and playful poses. The juxtaposition of bold, strong faces on petite, feminine bodies challenges conventional notions of beauty and power, inviting viewers to question the standards imposed upon us by society.
At its core, “WOMEN OF STONE” is a deeply personal journey of self-discovery, self- exploration, and self-embrace. Through her art, Phillipah Rumano invites us to join her on this journey, encouraging us to embrace our own identities, celebrate our own uniqueness, and stand tall in the face of adversity. As we walk through this exhibition, may we be inspired by Rumano’s courage, moved by her creativity, and reminded of the beauty that lies within us all.
Contact: Origin Art.
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