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The document discusses various artistic pieces that depict the evolution of beauty standards and societal changes in Nigeria from pre-colonial times to the present. It highlights the impact of Western influence on traditional African aesthetics and the consequences of colonialism on Nigerian landscapes and lifestyles. The author aims to bring awareness to Nigeria's history and promote open dialogue about its past and present realities through stylized representations of these themes.

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The document discusses various artistic pieces that depict the evolution of beauty standards and societal changes in Nigeria from pre-colonial times to the present. It highlights the impact of Western influence on traditional African aesthetics and the consequences of colonialism on Nigerian landscapes and lifestyles. The author aims to bring awareness to Nigeria's history and promote open dialogue about its past and present realities through stylized representations of these themes.

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Section 1

Piece 1
this is the first piece chosen for its dipiction of accient affrican hair
styl

Piece 2
Chosen for its dipiction of a more rigid beaty style due to western influence
Piece 3
chosen for its dipiction of modern beauty standard with is les expresive nad sifts towrds a less
expressive more compliant
almost like it is trying to fit a rigid pictoral view of beauty
and also the replacement of traditional ideas with western ones
Section 2

Piece 1 shows a picture of westernship, which I used to dipict the inition intention of trade by the
white man as they said

Piece 2
This dipicts how this intention turned to thm dictating our life style, architecture and landscape
leading into colonialism and changing the structure of our land scape
Piece 3 shows the lagos coast line with the currnet situation of the lagos coast line and how every
thing is built on the structure they creeated with us just trying to make the best of what is left and
deal with it

note alll of them are pictures of the lagos coast line

SECTION 3
PIece 1
this shows two african women before colonialisation, which shows the somewhat simple life style we
used to live before the invation and the condition of things
Building surrounded by blue to show stability and calmness

Piece 3
this is a sketch made during the invaation of benin, I chose this imge because it shows that blacks
where aso used in the invation and in also shows that the colonisation of nigeria was not a peaceful
one but and unjust violent killing of the indigens made just to satisfy the english companies desires
red was udes to high light the guns and grsss to show blood or violence

Piece 3
this shows currnt lagos state which I think is the most relatable part of nigera, It is a dipiction of the
chaotic currnt situation of nigeria, build on the “ structure “ the colonisers built
red was used for the building for western influence
Blue for the bridge for strucutre
Yellow to show the iconic yellow busses

The section 1 nad 2 are just objective observations I have made about the situation of nigeria form
pre colonisation before 1861, to colonisation 1861-1960, and colonisation after 1960
section 3 shows my opinions on the matter and general view
For me it is more about bringing the story of nigeria to light for oopen dialog , and to not hide it

la pieces where reimagined to high light key aspects that I feel tell the story better and also stylised<<
so they where not exact ly realsim, so kind of abstract

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