I am excited to deepen the depth of her work, an artist eager and focused in her digested thoughts, her reference to gender and the triangles has fascinated me to compare her works to the Fibonacci theory of Leonarda Fibonacci, as she attributes the triangle to gender, but in her autonomy as an artist, she has not just invited us to her world of creativity, but to journey with her in a world of beauty, the innocence of beauty and life, the truth she bear as a creative and the magic we all have been given.
 
Thinking of the balance in her work, the way she carefully breaks your colours, (which she told me wasn’t deliberate), you could break her works in squares, triangles and spiral, yet each part in itself would hold as complete part in itself, it is like the triangle, it is internal, it is balance, it is nature.
 
Thinking of the flowers as they sprout from her brown papers, I asked her, is the brown paper earth to you? She quicky made the connections, for it is the fruition of the decisions women of have made, it is the expression of the mood of celebration, joy and blooming.
 
The strength of her work also lays in the strength of the triangle, the triangle being the strongest shape, it is just not mathematically significant, it is also fundamental in society and the environment, first a blue print for conservation, then contextually in Africa, reminds you of the pyramid, a symbol of ancient science, civilization and human proficiency, an extension of immortality, in spirituality the trinity, in philosophy balance and harmony, just as Tiffany-Annabelle said, I am happy with my career and art.
 
I invite you once again, to journey with
Tiffany-Annabelle as she shares her visions of beauty, balance, harmony and self, to bloom in her world and world of blooming women, of whom humanity shares and finds balance, finally see and listen to the magic in her works.
 
Thank You.
 
Nduwhite Ndubuisi Ahanonu
Curator.
Women In Bloom