I Am Wale Respect Me. Personally, I think this is an awesome title for a body of art. This work celebrates motherhood, fertility and femininity. Photographer Patrick Willocq’s recent projects explore non-western narratives and mise-en-scenes in collaboration with local communities in the Democratic Republic of Congo. After spending a portion of his adolescence in Congo, Willocq returned to document indigenous culture and customs through carefully composed performative images. In “I Am Walé Respect Me”, female subjects stage their return to society through a lyrical account of their isolation. Willocq’s photographs are in the Lagos Photo Festival which opened yesterday(Saturday Oct 25th) with 39 artists from 15 nations. Thank you Art Living for sharing this story.
Tribalmystic Stories 
I dont know much about tribes but I think Tribal life is much more tougher than our daily life..
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It all depends from which perspective you look at tribal life from. I guess I had grown up in it so I could understand it. I do love it. And, miss it.
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You are really strong man as I dont mentioned the word women because womens are generally weak to face danger but you are above of all. Hats off to you madam
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Some unique photos 🙂
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the novelist: They are aren’t they? Thank you for commenting.
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You’re welcome. Yes, they are 🙂
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