A wall-mounted, multi-part relief artwork is centered on a plain white wall in Falomo, Nigeria

A wall-mounted, multi-part relief artwork is centered on a plain white wall in Falomo, Nigeria. The artwork features three stylized human figures and one animal rendered in a uniform reddish-brown, bronze-like material, integrated within a dark, intricate metal framework. On the left, a male figure is seated, wearing a traditional cap, a long-sleeved garment, and multiple strands of beaded necklaces. He holds two small, round drums with a stick in his right hand, poised as if actively playing. He gazes towards the right. To the right of the male figure, two female figures are depicted. The central female figure is seated, wearing a headwrap, traditional attire, and beaded necklaces. She is interacting with a small, stylized quadruped, resembling a leopard or cat, positioned in front of her, with her hands holding its head. The rightmost female figure is seated or standing behind the central female, also adorned with a headwrap and necklaces, holding an elongated object, possibly a staff or musical instrument, vertically in her left hand. The figures are set against and partially framed by an elaborate dark metal lattice, which incorporates curvilinear and geometric patterns, forming an arch-like structure over the right two figures and extending with linear elements around the perimeter of the composition. The overall color palette is dominated by the reddish-brown of the sculpted elements and the dark charcoal of the metalwork against the white wall.