These three works, focusing on female silhouettes against deep red backgrounds, evoke the strength and grace of African women in their everyday surroundings. Each figure represents a facet of community life and traditional work, with poses that suggest movement and connection between them.

Left Work: The posture of the woman carrying an object on her head symbolizes the work and resilience of women in their role as providers.

Central Work: This piece represents a group scene, where three women join together in a dance or ceremony. The interaction between them suggests the importance of community and solidarity, reflecting mutual support and unity among women.

Right Work: The solitary woman in this piece has an elegant posture, with one hand above her head holding an object. Symbolizing the connection with nature and the resources of the environment. The figure exudes a sense of dignity and individual strength.

These works together capture an idealized vision of African women in their daily lives, highlighting both their beauty and their essential role in society. The use of red enhances the passion and intensity of the culture depicted, while the black and white silhouettes provide contrast and simplicity, drawing attention to the essence of the figures without distraction from superfluous details.