This image depicts a vertically oriented embossed relief artwork, crafted from dark bronze-toned and black-patinated metal or treated leather, displayed on a plain white wall in Florenville, Belgium

This image depicts a vertically oriented embossed relief artwork, crafted from dark bronze-toned and black-patinated metal or treated leather, displayed on a plain white wall in Florenville, Belgium. The artwork presents a still life composition of items inspired by African tribal aesthetics. Prominently featured are three stylized masks: a large, wide-faced mask with an open mouth and jagged teeth positioned on the left, another large mask in the center-right with a checkered pattern on its upper surface and circular eyes, and a smaller mask with a smiling expression and jagged teeth on the far right. An elongated, conical headdress or mask element with horizontal striations is visible in the upper-center. Complementing these are a recurved bow and string in the upper-left, three spears with pointed tips arranged vertically in the upper-right, and a curved sword or machete with a hilt lying horizontally in the bottom-left. Two distinct pottery vessels are also present: a textured, rounded pot in the upper-left and a smaller, smoother pot with a band of geometric triangle patterns around its base in the bottom-right. The entire relief exhibits varied textures and raised contours, creating depth and definition against a darker, uniform background within the artwork itself.