ANONYM(US)
The ANONYM(US) series explores the deep connection between humans and nature, drawing on the spiritual traditions of the Manjak people and African spirituality. Welli's work emphasizes anonymity, human spirit in nature, and the sacred bond between humanity and the natural world. Through discussions on sacred wood, ancestral reincarnation, and the symbolic importance of trees, Welli challenges us to recognize how modern life has disconnected us from nature. The series highlights the urgency of integrating nature into our lives for collective well-being and environmental preservation. Welli's experiences in Casamance during the pandemic inspired a contemplation on harmonious coexistence with nature. The series serves as a reminder of ancient wisdom that venerates nature as vital for life. It calls for reflection on our relationship with nature and each other, urging us to prioritize nature's well-being alongside our own. Amidst modern challenges, the ANONYM(US) series prompts us to embrace our role as Earth stewards and commit to safeguarding the sanctity of nature. It encourages us to view nature not just as a resource but as a sacred entity deserving of reverence and protection. Welli's work invites us to reevaluate our connection to nature and underscores the importance of preserving the delicate balance between humanity and the natural world.