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THIRD WORLD AFRICA SERIES
Third world Africa is a set of small-scale works that focuses on the legacies of colonialism in contemporary Africa, documenting the aftermath in its third world regions, depicting the daily struggles of the people of the third world regions in portraits, depicting what it feels and looks like in that part of the continent.
I used acrylics and oils for their vivid textures, and collage elements to add layers of meaning.
My brushstrokes echo the complexity of feelings, with a touch of futuristic mood.
It’s meant to stir thought, drawing viewers into an immersive contemplation. This piece not only challenges perceptions but also infuses any space with a deep, thought-provoking presence, depicting the chaos in abstract form of what it feels like to be in the third world part of the continent
In creating this piece, I delved into the depths of human emotion and expression, depicting strife, Using a blend of acrylics, oil, and touches of collage, I sought to capture the raw, unfiltered essence of a contemplative soul.
The rough, textured strokes and the interplay of light and shadow reflect the complex layers of the human psyche. This artwork, inspired by expressionism and impressionism, serves as a mirror to the viewer’s own emotions, evoking introspection and a deeper connection with oneself.
Its presence in your home would add an emotional depth, stirring thoughts and feelings with its intense gaze.
In crafting this piece, I’ve woven together acrylics, oils, collaged elements, and wool to depict a tapestry of human emotion and resilience, depicting hope as the major theme of this work, Embracing styles from expressionism to realism, my aim was to capture the raw, genuine essence of human challenges and strength.
The textured layers and earthy tones resonate with depth, inviting viewers into a personal, reflective journey. This artwork would radiate contemplative energy and rich history in any home, offering a powerful, emotive focal point.
In creating this piece, I delved into the raw emotions of human expression, employing layers of acrylic and oil to capture the intense vitality of a scream to relay chaos and disorder, what it feels like to be part of the third world part of the continent, This painting embodies a struggle, a release of pent-up energy and emotions. My use of expressionistic techniques enhances the dramatic impact, pulling the viewer into a moment of profound emotional release.
This artwork is not just an addition to a room but a bold statement, energizing the space with a captivating aura of passion and defiance.
It was made to depict anguish and disorder, it’s part of a series I’m making which illustrates the third world part of Africa, and what it feels like to be in those parts of the continent, the black background is intended to denote darkness, as the series depicts the Darkside of Africa that has been affected by colonialism and a corrupt system and governance.
In this painting, I’ve merged raw emotion with a tapestry of textures, using acrylics, oils, and wool woven into a collage that breathes life into the canvas.
With each brushstroke, I’ve embraced the essence of expressionism, impressionism, and realism to render a soulful contemplation. It’s a piece that speaks to the profound depths of human experience, designed to resonate with the observer’s heart, inviting reflection and introspection.
This artwork will infuse any space with its captivating, emotive energy.
