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Shield
by Nduka Ikechukwu Michael
(Nsukka, Enugu, Nigeria)
Nduka Ikechukwu Michael is a sculptor from Anambra state, Nigeria. Born in 1997, Nduka studied art at the prestigious University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
He works with both the metal, sandbox shells and objects found around his environment.
Produced with sandbox shells,the artwork above appreciates the efforts of the military globally. Appearing like the military camouflage, the piece reflects on the protection the military provides for both life and properties, staying awake and standing in front of danger for the rest of us to be able to sleep sound and peaceful.
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