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Created entirely from torn magazine pieces, Asaasi Yaa is a representation of the mother earth or mother goddess of the Akan people of Ghana. In the Akan language, Asaasi means earth and Yaa is a traditionally Ashanti feminine given name used in the Ashanti day naming system for those born on Thursdays. Asase Yaa is…
“Portion 3” is a mesmerizing painting showcasing a portion of a female nude using acrylic paint. This painting is a unique portrayal of the female body using a distinctive water bubble effect to highlight the curves and contours of the figure. The unique water bubble effect brings the figure to life, making it feel like…
The background of the painting is rendered in a stunning blend of red, orange, yellow, and brown, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that evokes feelings of strength, passion, and joy. The woman portrayed in the painting is wearing a bright yellow hair scarf, an intricate yellow earing, and a matching bracelet. Her long and…
“Portion 3” is a mesmerizing painting showcasing a portion of a female nude using acrylic paint. This painting is a unique portrayal of the female body using a distinctive water bubble effect to highlight the curves and contours of the figure. The unique water bubble effect brings the figure to life, making it feel like…
This stunning artwork captures the essence of resilience through the portrayal of a female nude adorned with traditional ornaments and a hairstyle. The use of coloured paper pieces ranging from yellow-green to dark green creates a three-dimensional effect. The artwork’s hues produce a calming effect and accentuate the sculptural qualities, making it visually engaging. This…
The artwork depicts the face of a young boy with tears streaming down his cheeks. The boy’s face is a mosaic of warm browns and oranges. His eyes conveying a deep sense of sorrow. The use of magazine pieces adds texture and depth to the piece, with the different types of paper coming together to…
