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In an ART AFRICA interview with Suzette Bell-Roberts, Ranti Bam discusses the five Ifa Ile Oja – Black Ifa sculptures presented at the Arsenale in the 2026 Venice Biennale. She describes a physical, intuitive approach to clay, considering memory, vulnerability and spiritual connection. Rather than prescribing a single interpretation, Bam leaves viewers room to find their own relationships with the forms and their surroundings.

Summarised from ART AFRICA · Suzette Bell-Roberts. AFROSCOPE Daily has not independently reported this story.

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Ranti Bam’s Black Ifa in Venice Biennale’s In Minor Keys.

Suzette Bell-Roberts · 22 Oct 2026 · Independent publisher

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