This example of a Nkisi Nkonde figure from the Kongo people of Africa is an example of indigenous (native) belief of indwelling spirits present in material forms such as objects (plants and stones), places (mountains and rivers) and natural phenomena (thunderstorms and earthquakes). This belief is called the following:_ A)spirit spouse B)animismC)tenebrism D)twin figures (ere ibeji)

the above mentioned statements talks about the creativity of an artist and to what extend they can utilize and experiment on the objects provided.   differing size and subjects are given so that an image of wisdom is created. displaying a transition from light to dark in something by darkening sections in order to create a shadow. and lastly, putting bits and pieces together to formulate a new image.

melody. a series of single tones which add up to a recognizable whole is called a what kind of layers of sound are heard melody or harmony. how many layers