EZE WAZ ÈRÉ

Playfully painting a repugnant reality. “EZE WAZ ÈRÉ” is a vernacular connotation meaning “Eze was here” in English. Eze is a representation of a Child soldier sent into wars of men with thoughts of a scuffle in mind, but it’s war. War is famine, War is Death, pillaging, sickness and violence. This piece personally relates to the biafran war fought in 1967 - 1960 “WAZ ERE” is a term scribbled on walls as sign of one’s presence in a space at a certain time in life. * Collector gets a full-time lapse video replay.