The Weight of Heaven
Oil on Canvas
36x20in
$2,800
Framing
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Uchenna Obinabo-Mabazza
United States
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- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 36x28in
About this artwork
In this oil painting, the body stands at the threshold between destruction and endurance.
One half of the figure remains illuminated in warm flesh tones, modeled with careful realism. The other half fractures into a cascade of fire, mineral texture, and shadow. The surface is not smooth. The flame is layered in pigment and mass, built with weight and intention. What appears to consume the figure is physically constructed from paint itself.
The… face tilts upward, suspended between surrender and resilience. The light does not flee the darkness; it coexists with it. The body becomes both altar and battleground.
This work reflects the moment when identity is split by experience, when something in us is irrevocably altered. Yet the stance remains upright. The structure remains intact.
The painting does not ask whether we burn.
It asks what part of us refuses to turn to ash.
One half of the figure remains illuminated in warm flesh tones, modeled with careful realism. The other half fractures into a cascade of fire, mineral texture, and shadow. The surface is not smooth. The flame is layered in pigment and mass, built with weight and intention. What appears to consume the figure is physically constructed from paint itself.
The… face tilts upward, suspended between surrender and resilience. The light does not flee the darkness; it coexists with it. The body becomes both altar and battleground.
This work reflects the moment when identity is split by experience, when something in us is irrevocably altered. Yet the stance remains upright. The structure remains intact.
The painting does not ask whether we burn.
It asks what part of us refuses to turn to ash.
Uchenna Obinabo-Mabazza
United States
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Uchenna Obinabo-Mabazza, founder of the Mabazza Foundation, is a visual conceptual artist whose work bridges digital creation and classical craftsmanship. Working across mediums, he produces both original oil paintings developed in collaboration with traditional painters and fine-art prints derived from his digital compositions. Drawing from personal experience and universal themes, his art blends sculptural chiaroscuro with expressive color to explore resilience, identity, and healing.
Through digital portraiture, hand-painted interpretations, and conceptual works, he creates emotionally resonant pieces marked by quiet intensity and reflective depth. Each piece invites viewers into a space of honesty and restoration, rooted in personal truth and a broader commitment to uplifting others. Through the Mabazza Foundation, his art supports cancer survivors and communities in need, transforming creative expression into a pathway for compassion and connection.
Through digital portraiture, hand-painted interpretations, and conceptual works, he creates emotionally resonant pieces marked by quiet intensity and reflective depth. Each piece invites viewers into a space of honesty and restoration, rooted in personal truth and a broader commitment to uplifting others. Through the Mabazza Foundation, his art supports cancer survivors and communities in need, transforming creative expression into a pathway for compassion and connection.
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