International Sun 24-01-2010

Feet Installation - A Travel Adventure
By Samuel Olou

Samuel Olou is a Ghanaian artist living and working in Oslo, Norway. His upcoming exhibition is a travel adventure dubbed 'Feet'. The work describes feet as an element of the human body that has a basic role in our lives.

'We walk and vacate into our various activities. Although feet have this fundamental role to play in issues of life, I look at feet as a symbolic element, a metaphor that could be regarded as identification of a human being.

Feet installation

Feet installation | 2010| Terracota

Strong or feeble feet move, migrate across culture, and walk for change or transformation in this jungle world, toward a special goal, says Samuel Olou. In this project, I seek to communicate a universal message, which has no national boundaries'.

I belive this project; feet installation in terracotta, is conveying this philosophical ideolgy of people and place in the global world. Thinking about movement of people, I am also thinking about steps we make in life. Are we always conscious or unconscious about them? Do we walk on people`s liberty and freedom? Do we always make steps of honor and glory? These facets could be the hidden part of this project”.

Artist Samuel Olou

Artist Samuel Olou at work in his studio 

Exhibition Itinerary is as follows:

The exhibition opens in Ånes on saturday 30 Jan 2010 at 18.00

30 Jan - 19 Feb 2010 at Nes Kulturhus Skolegata 10 Anes, Norway
27 Feb - 24 march 2010 at Kolben Kilturhus, Strandliveien 1, Kolbotn at 18.00 Norway
24 April - 23 June 2010 at Asker Kulturhus, Stroket 15, Asker at 18.00 Norway

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