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2026 World Maritime Day: Danish Embassy organised “The Gulf of Guinea Speaks”

Fang’s 100 sqm floor print merges ocean imagery and maritime geographic data, letting ors physically stand upon mapped Gulf‑of‑Guinea ocean geography.
Moving beyond official reports, the art intervention used sensory visual storytelling to highlight ocean ecology, coastal‑community realities and the human side of maritime governance for attending diplomats.
She further stated that “policy builds frameworks for maritime security, yet art uncovers the human and material stories often missing from official documents.
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