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Negotiating Portraits as Sites For Identity and Selfhood in Luchong’s Portraiture
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Negotiating Portraits as Sites For Identity and Selfhood in Luchong’s Portraiture
Leonardo da Vinci famously described painting as “poetry which is seen and not heard” and poetry as “a painting which is heard but not seen,” but I think Luchong’s work complicates this distinction. Her paintings ask to be seen, and they also invite us to imagine what cannot be seen or heard. The post Negotiating Portraits as Sites For Identity and Selfhood in Luchong’s Portraiture appeared first on BellaNaija - Showcasing Africa to the world. R…
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