Outer Form, Inner Hollow

Two looping enclosures nest inside one another, the smaller cradled by the larger - an arrangement that has more in common with Moore's interior/exterior forms than its flat, uninflected outline would suggest. Celestine Okafor treats containment as a live question rather than a settled fact: is the smaller shape held, or is it simply refusing to leave?

- Curatorial note, wifärt gallery