Habeeb Dauda · Abuja · Nigeria
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Resilience is embodied in the smiling lady with scars, symbolizing strength in adversity. The background elements represent - Eagle: courage, freedom, and vision - Rock: stability, foundation, and endurance - Lotus flower: growth, beauty, and rebirth - Bamboo: flexibility, adaptability, and resilience Together, they convey that resilience is about embracing challenges, growing stronger, and finding beauty in adversity. The lady's smile shows that even with scars, one can still radiate strength, hope, and joy.
I created the resilience artwork because I wanted to turn pain into something beautiful. The scars on the lady's face represent the struggles we all face in life, but instead of hiding them, I chose to highlight them. By doing so, I'm celebrating the strength and courage it takes to overcome adversity.
I also wanted to inspire others to do the same to take their struggles and turn them into something powerful. Resilience is not just about bouncing back, but about growing, learning, and becoming stronger because of our experiences.
Through my art, I aim to show that even in the darkest moments, there is always hope, always beauty, and always an opportunity for growth. The scars on the lady's face are a reminder that our struggles are what make us human, and that with resilience, we can turn those struggles into something truly remarkable.
Medium
Oil
Dimensions
29.9 x 24 x 29.9 inches
Weight
1.8 kg
Framing
Not framed
Year created
2025
Availability
In stock · ships in 2-5 days
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Curated for its storytelling, materiality, and collector feedback. Pair it with warm lighting and neutral palette interiors to let its textures shine.
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Habeeb Dauda
Abuja · Nigeria
Habeeb Dauda was born in Ibadan, Nigeria, where his early experiences in a vibrant, nature-rich environment ignited his passion for art. As...
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