Alonso Odira says, "My work explores the abstraction of the natural world through the fragmentation of its forms and structures. Drawing inspiration from geological formations and natural environments, the work focuses on the observation of how nature is constructed, from the shifts of tectonic plates to the quiet growth of moss and foliage.
Across sculpture and painting, fragments become the fundamental language of the work. These give way to shapes, which are layered and reassembled to echo the processes through which nature forms and transforms. All this is underpinned by a deep interest in the history and cultural perspectives from both my home country and my lived experiences in East Asia. As a result, my artwork is driven by the intersection of cultural heritage and the underlying forces that govern the natural world."
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