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Rhythms In Africa: $3700,

Titled: “Rhythms in Africa” 

Medium: Acrylics on Canvas 

Dimension:170cm X 130cm 

Duration of Work: 350 hours:

price: $3700,

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“Rhythms in Africa” is  master piece of Art  is characterised of different abstract figures playing unique musical instruments commonly seen in the African society. Evolution in Africa only gives us reasons to preserve our roots, culture and traditions. The awesome melodies gotten from instruments such as the marimba, Ngung, drum, mbira, shekere etc are the true rhythms in Africa. This peace also contains great historical African symbols and signs which reveals the African true nature…The rhythms from these instruments as believed tend to appease the “Gods” and sometimes are use to summon spirits as per some cultures…the piece contains and embodiment of our ecosystem in tiny minuscule objects found in the painting at close range view. 
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The Traditional Marriage Ceremony
$2500

Titled: “Traditional marriage ceremony”

 Medium: Acrylics on canvas,

Dimension: 120cmx120cm,

Duration of Work: 240hrs, 

price: $2500,

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In this captivating painting titled “Traditional Marriage Ceremony,” the essence of a joyous African traditional wedding is successfully captured. The canvas comes alive with a rich tapestry of cultural elements and vibrant colors, immersing the viewer in the celebratory atmosphere. In entirety, dfThis marks the beginning of every family based on customs laws and traditions. In the African setting, traditional marriage is most valued and makes up up the bases of marriage.

       At the center of the composition, we are drawn to the groom, portrayed in traditional attire, seated on an intricately decorated armchair. With an air of anticipation, he awaits the arrival of his bride-to-be, symbolizing the union of two families and the beginning of a new chapter in their lives. In the foreground, various food items are prominently displayed, signifying the offerings brought by the groom to the bride’s household. The assortment of plantains, yams, goats, and bags of rice conveys both abundance and fertility, representing the groom’s willingness to provide for his future family. The meticulous attention to detail in rendering these elements showcases the artist’s dedication to capturing the authenticity of the ceremony.

   The artist masterfully portrays the bride in graceful motion, her traditional garments swirling as she dances towards the groom. With each step, she carries a gourd filled with palm wine, an emblematic gesture signifying her acceptance of the groom’s proposal and her readiness to join him in matrimony. Her radiant smile and lively movements convey her excitement and happiness, reflecting the joyous spirit of the occasion.

    The entire scene is bathed in a kaleidoscope of colors, enhancing the festive ambiance. The artist’s palette embraces warm and vibrant hues, from the earthy tones of the African landscape to the vivid reds and yellows adorning the traditional garments worn by the bridal party and guests. These bold colors not only infuse the painting with energy but also pay homage to the rich cultural heritage and the artistic vibrancy that permeates African celebrations.

     The palpable sense of community, family, love and tradition that surrounds this traditional marriage ceremony is deeply felt by the viewers. Through meticulous attention to detail and a vibrant color palette, the artist successfully captures the joy, richness, and significance of this cherished cultural event, leaving the viewer with a profound appreciation for the beauty and diversity of African traditions.

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Unveiled: $1800

Titled: “unveiled”
 

Medium:Acrylics on canvas,

dimension:120 x 110cm, 

duration of work: 170hours ,

price: $1800

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Unveiled is a painting of a noble family revealing transparency and openness while  teaching their child the value of being open and honest with others, starting with their immediate community. The  community presence reveals the idea that “it takes a village to raise a child.” At the same time reminding the community of their role in nurturing the growth of young members. The act of carrying the child together suggests unity and support within the family unit. It also demonstrates family bonds and the importance of supporting each other, especially in public or during significant events. The presence of diverse, minuscule creatures from the air, land, and sea within the artwork represents our interconnected ecosystem. It serves as a call to action, reminding us of our duty to safeguard nature and prevent its eradication.

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The Expectation: $2400

Titled: “The Expectation”

Medium: Acrylics on canvas,

Dimension:150 x 110cm, 

Duration of work: 220 hours

price: $2400

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The painting titled “The Expectation” is a captivating masterpiece that captivates viewers with its profound symbolism and emotional depth. The canvas portrays a pregnant woman, her husband, and their unborn child, inviting contemplation on the transformative journey of childbirth and the dynamics within a growing family.

   At the center of the painting, the husband kneels before his wife and gently kisses the child in her womb.  The surreal reflection of a baby kissing the father adds an enchanting touch to the composition. This ethereal image conveys the unseen bond between fathers and children, depicting a connection that transcends the physical realm. It serves as a reminder of the profound love and attachment that exists between a father and his child, evoking a sense of tenderness and unity. His posture exudes a sense of protectiveness and devotion, emphasizing his role as a shield for his family. It is evident that he sees himself as the provider and guardian, ready to embrace his forthcoming responsibilities as a father. 

    In the woman’s hands, a caterpillar and a butterfly serve as powerful symbols. The caterpillar, held in her left hand, represents the initial stages of conception—a phase of growth and transformation. The butterfly, delicately grasped in her right hand, signifies the miraculous birth of a child—a profound metamorphosis. This duality of the caterpillar and butterfly highlights the woman’s role as the giver of life, representing her ability to nurture and bring forth new beginnings.

    As the woman gazes at the ripened apple, her desire to ensure abundant provisions for her home becomes evident. The apple symbolizes fertility, nourishment, and the fulfillment of basic needs. Her contemplative expression portrays her unwavering dedication to providing sustenance and creating a thriving environment for her growing family.

The background of the artwork depicts a vibrant ecosystem, embodying the broader concept of life as a whole. It represents the interconnectedness of all living beings and the intricate web of relationships that sustain us. This backdrop serves as a reminder that family life is intricately woven into the fabric of the world, and our actions as parents ripple out and impact the larger ecosystem of society.

   “The Expectation” is a profoundly evocative painting that explores the intricate dynamics of family life and the transformative power of childbirth. Through its symbolic elements and emotional portrayal, the artwork invites viewers to reflect on the roles of fathers and mothers, the miraculous journey of bringing life into the world, and the interconnectedness of love and support that surrounds a growing family.

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Timeless Passion: $2200

Titled: “Timeless Passion”

Medium: Acrylics on canvas,

Dimension: 110 x 100cm,  

Duration of work: 210 hours,

price: $2200

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Through out the ages, the most enduring force uniting humanity is love. Nothing else can depict this unbreakable bond than an old and joyous couple. In an era plagued by anarchy, discord, war and all the vices of life, the only safe haven for man kind is ‘love’. The painting features a fractured face which symbolises our differences, a vulture which serves as a reminded of death, and a flower vase with withering and rejuvenating flowers signifying the perpetual cycle of love. The colours, black and white, serves as a retro indicator which demonstrates that love is as ancient as time itself and the foundation on which humanity is built.

 
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Stranger at the Dine: $2500

Titled: “Stranger at the Dine”

Medium: Acrylics on canvas, 

Dimension: 150 x 110cm, 

Duration of work: 219 hours,

price: $2500

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“Stranger at the Dine” is an evocative abstract painting that delves into the themes of love and harmony. In  scene where a famished stranger dines with a family. The man’s appearance exudes suffering and hunger, his tattered clothes emphasizing his desperate need for sustenance. This rapid consumption depicted in the painting serves as a poignant expression of his hunger.

In Africa, hospitality often reaches its zenith, with families extending their warmest welcome to strangers, sometimes even surpassing the treatment afforded to their own household members. The open door showcased in the painting symbolizes this family’s willingness to embrace and accommodate many more individuals. Their gesture stems not from abundance but from a deep-seated desire and ability to share the little they possess.

Overhead, a pendulum clock looms, serving as a reminder of the finite nature of our existence in an ever-flowing world. It urges us to cherish every moment and find reasons for happiness, while also encouraging us to demonstrate love to all and achieve inner peace. The presence of diverse, minuscule creatures from the air, land, and sea within the artwork represents our interconnected ecosystem. It serves as a call to action, reminding us of our duty to safeguard nature and prevent its eradication.

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Privileged: $950

Titled: “Privileged”

Medium: Acrylics on canvas,

Dimension: 110x 100cm,

Duration of Work: 89hours,

Price: $950

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This piece delves into the intricate value of education to children – precisely girls. Education is often referred to as the key to success, and those deprived of it via stereotypical ideologues are as well deprived from societal assertion. The artist meticulously weaves a battleground in terrain of our subconscious between the ‘have’ and the ‘have not’. While one of the two children moves away the ladder of life, another walks towards it. Bringing out a scene of a kid led by the parents and a kid in a free world.

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Resilient Spirit: $980

Titled: “Resilient Spirit”, 

Medium: Acrylics on canvas,

Dimension: 100 x 100cm, 
 
Duration: 85hours of work,
 
Price: $980,
 
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Get feel from the pulse of these streets as you witness the dreams of these little heroes take flight. From low income earning backgrounds, these kids are encouraged by their parents to have a taste of the streets. This bustling trade is a means to fuel their ambitions, paving the way for brighter educational horizons. And for others, it’s a full-fledged adventure, a chance to conquer the streets with their entrepreneurial spirit. As the painter wields dark hues with an artful touch, the stark realities come alive before your eyes. It’s a daring tribute to the resilience of these young souls, navigating through life’s shadows, yet exuding an unmistakable glow of hope. It deftly weaves a powerful narrative of humble origins. It’s a vivid reminder that life doesn’t care where you start; it’s about the spirit that drives you forward. From the dusty alleys of the African streets to soaring heights, this piece showcases that every beginning can become a magical journey.

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The Recycling: $2000

Titled : “The Recycling”,

Medium: Acrylics on canvas,

Dimension: 140x130cm

Duration of work: 220 hours,

Price: $2000,

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Global warming has been a significant threat to humanity for several decades. Despite our tendency to focus on wars, earthquakes, and floods, global warming is a pressing issue that demands our attention. “The Recycling” is an abstract painting that incorporates elements of humans, plants, animals, aquatic life, and energy sources. Its central theme revolves around reforestation, symbolizing the crucial role it plays in revitalizing our planet. The artwork portrays various creatures derived from the air, land, and sea, all leaning towards the planters, emphasizing the importance of reforestation. Additionally, the painting serves as a reminder of the significance of renewable energy sources, such as solar energy, wind energy, and hydro-electric power. By utilizing these sustainable alternatives, we can reduce the emission of chlorofluorocarbons into the atmosphere and restore a balance in climatic conditions. The artwork also incorporates written messages, including “End Fossil Fuel Now,” “There Is No Planet B,” “Global Warming Is Real,” “Let’s Go Green,” and “End Pollution.” These messages further emphasize the urgency of addressing global warming and the need to adopt environmentally friendly practices.

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Peace Trail: $1700

Titled “Peace Trail”,

Medium: Acrylics on canvas,

Dimension: 150x90cm,

Durations of work: 160 hours 

Price : $1700

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In an era overshadowed by war and plagued by selfish interests and desires, the world finds itself trapped in a state of instability. The abstract painting titled ‘Peace Trail’ aims to shed light on the importance of peace and justice as transcendent elements in humanity, capable of restoring balance. The artwork portrays a lineage of grandparents, parents, and children, all holding peace plants, symbolizing the notion that peace can only be achieved if it is passed down from generation to generation, becoming an integral part of life. Additionally, the painting showcases the third generation, each holding a scale of justice, representing the need for fair consequences for all acts of injustice. Furthermore, a cultural peace plant, known as ‘Nkeng’ by some tribes in Cameroon, is depicted, emphasizing that peace should have no boundaries, regardless of one’s origin. The background of the painting reveals various weapons that mankind employs to bring about their own downfall, while the colors chosen convey a sense of serenity, comfort, and visual appeal.

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Let’s Unite: $1000

Titled: “Let’s Unite”,

Medium: Acrylics on Canvas,

Dimension: 110x90cm, 

Duration: 97 hours of work,

Price: $1000,

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“In moments of greatness, we stand as one.

 

 “Let’s Unite,’ shows a figure, in two different shades and plain, Yet in its simplicity, a profound truth remains:

We are all human, connected and the same.

Blood 🩸 dripping from both hands, is an intrinsic symbol of indifference. A grip on the globe 🌍, reflect our unity in tribe, in race, in culture, in ethnicity, in nationality, in gender in language and in religion. Above, is an eclipse, a celestial sign, nature’s call to unity, a love divine. Let us embrace each other, heart to heart, Let our differences fade, a new start. Unite we must, in all our shades,As one human family and in love’s sweet shades.

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Peace Trail: $1700

Titled “Peace Trail”,

Medium: Acrylics on canvas,

Dimension: 150x90cm,

Durations of work: 160 hours 

Price : $1700

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In an era overshadowed by war and plagued by selfish interests and desires, the world finds itself trapped in a state of instability. The abstract painting titled ‘Peace Trail’ aims to shed light on the importance of peace and justice as transcendent elements in humanity, capable of restoring balance. The artwork portrays a lineage of grandparents, parents, and children, all holding peace plants, symbolizing the notion that peace can only be achieved if it is passed down from generation to generation, becoming an integral part of life. Additionally, the painting showcases the third generation, each holding a scale of justice, representing the need for fair consequences for all acts of injustice. Furthermore, a cultural peace plant, known as ‘Nkeng’ by some tribes in Cameroon, is depicted, emphasizing that peace should have no boundaries, regardless of one’s origin. The background of the painting reveals various weapons that mankind employs to bring about their own downfall, while the colors chosen convey a sense of serenity, comfort, and visual appeal.

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Caught in the rain: $250

Titled: “Caught in the rain”,

Medium: Acrylics on canvas,
 
Dimension: 85 x 35cm,
 
Duration of work: 20 hours,
 
Price: $250,
 
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Sing for me: $300

Titled: “Sing for me”,

Medium: Acrylics on canvas, 
 
Dimension: 85 x 35cm,
 
Duration of work: 24 hours,
 
Price: $300,
 
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Lady and the fruit Jar: $300

Titled: “Lady and the fruit Jar “,
 
Dimension: 85x35cm,
 
Medium: Acrylics on canvas
 
Duration of work: 24hours
 
Price: $300,
 
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Food ,Water and Shelter: $2300

Titled “Food ,Water and Shelter”,

Medium: Acrylics on canvas, 

Dimension:  130x120cm,

Duration of work: 220 hours

Price: $2300 

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“In our diverse world, some nations squander resources while others face dire deprivation, individuals amass fortunes while many languish in poverty, while some in great mansions, there are those who seek shelter under nature’s canopy. Basic needs like food, water, and shelter are fundamental to survival, yet millions succumb yearly to crises worldwide. Countries like Afghanistan, Congo (DRC), Yemen, and countless others endure these hardships. This painting reflects the struggles of many and calls upon us, along with organizations like the World Food Program and governments, to extend a helping hand. Let’s unite to ensure that clean water, sustenance, shelter, and clothing reach those in need. As the saying goes, ‘If you can’t feed a thousand, just feed one.

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Faire Play: $1500

Titled: “Faire Play”,

Medium: acrylics on canvas,
 

Dimension: 110x100cm.

Duration of work: 140 hours 

Price: $1500 

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This painting celebrates equality, inclusivity, and the beauty of gender differences. It depicts a man and a woman, both with disabilities, engaged in a game of draughts. The match ends fairly, symbolizing balance—not in physical strength, but in the unique roles and contributions each gender brings to the world when given equal opportunity. By featuring individuals with disabilities, the artwork emphasizes a vision of a world where everyone is included and valued, ensuring no one is left behind for any reason.

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The Harpist: $800

Titled: “The Harpist”,
 
Medium: Acrylics on canvas,
 
Dimension: 70 x 80cm,
 
Duration: 80 hours of work 
 
Price : $800,
 
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In a village lived a mystical woman named Akua. She was the guardian of the river’s secrets and the weaver of its tales. Akua’s voice was as soothing as the river’s flow, and her music could calm the most troubled of souls.
The harp, carved from a living tree, was Akua’s most treasured companion. Its strings vibrated with the flow of the river. As she played, the tree’s branches moved in harmony, creating an enchanting spectacle.
The palm wine jugs beside her were a gift from the villagers, who believed that Akua’s music had the power to bless their harvests and bring prosperity as the tortoise, her loyal companion, sat by her.
The sea shells, around  her held the secrets of the ocean’s depths. 
As the sun dipped into the horizon, casting a warm orange glow across the village square, Akua’s music would summon the spirits of the land.
Akua’s story became a legend, passed down through generations, reminding everyone of the magic that lay just beyond the edge of everyday life.

Single mother: $1300

Titled: “Single mother “

Medium: Acrylics on canvas 

Dimension: 110x 100cm 

Duration of work: 124hours

Price: $1300

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This vibrant African artwork tells the poignant story of “Many,” a resilient single mother, as she navigates the challenges of caring for her twin children while eking out a living on the streets. With a basket of groundnuts slung over her arm, she embodies the strength and determination of African women who, despite facing unimaginable hardships, continue to nurture and provide for their families

The artwork is set against a backdrop of traditional African homes, swaying palm trees, and intricate geometric patterns that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the continent. These symbols also pay homage to the natural world, acknowledging the interconnectedness of all living things.

This powerful piece is a testament to the unsung heroes of our communities – the women who bear the weight of responsibility, often alone and unacknowledged. It highlights the struggles they face, from lack of access to education and healthcare to the devastating consequences of rape and poverty.

And yet, despite these challenges, African women continue to thrive, to love, and to nurture. This artwork is a celebration of their strength, their resilience, and their unwavering commitment to their families and communities.

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Season of the Harvest: $1700

Title: “Season of the Harvest”,
 
Medium: Acrylics on canvas, 
 
Size: 150x 100cm,
 
Duration:140 hours of work,
 
price: $1700,
 
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The long awaited time of year is at hand; the season of the harvesters. It is time for the sowers to reap what they planted. Agriculture is a life sustaining factor that no society can go without. Also it’s the most predominant activity carried out in less developed countries with families using it as their primary means of survival.  The harvesting season is the most awaited time of year, and doesn’t applies to just agricultural harvest but in all our endeavors, we await a time to reap the rewards of our labour. The artist uses rich and vibrant colours to reveal the joy that accompanies the harvesting season even though laborious, the harvest screams ‘totally.

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