This is a painting of a Black woman wearing a headwrap and a colorful garment. She is balancing a vintage sewing machine on her head. The background is a collage of fabric scraps, text, and sewing-related imagery, including a dress form, scissors, and spools of thread. Text in the lower left corner of the painting reads "OYA DIYE THE REPAIRER" and below that, "No rain No sun No distance can stop the one who repairs." The painting's style is textured and somewhat abstract, with visible brushstrokes and a mix of realistic and stylized elements. The woman's expression is serious and determined, and she is looking to the right of the frame. The painting appears to be a representation of resilience and skill. in Lagos, Nigeria

Spanzy

Jun 13, 2026

Lagos, Nigeria

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This is a painting of a Black woman wearing a headwrap and a colorful garment. She is balancing a vintage sewing machine on her head. The background is a collage of fabric scraps, text, and sewing-related imagery, including a dress form, scissors, and spools of thread. Text in the lower left corner of the painting reads "OYA DIYE THE REPAIRER" and below that, "No rain No sun No distance can stop the one who repairs." The painting's style is textured and somewhat abstract, with visible brushstrokes and a mix of realistic and stylized elements. The woman's expression is serious and determined, and she is looking to the right of the frame. The painting appears to be a representation of resilience and skill.

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