Work in progress — addressing displacement and plight of African people to Europe during the Transatlantic slave trade.
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Latest works
In my new body of work, I explore representational portraiture and figure art through the lens of everyday interactions. Drawing inspiration from the “new old master” concept, I embrace the resurgence of traditional materials, particularly color pencils. This medium allows me to carve out figures with a painterly quality, revealing the intricate psychology underlying casual meetings. Each piece captures the nuances of human connection, transforming fleeting moments into expressive narratives that invite viewers to reflect on the complexity of interpersonal dynamics.
Wholly Drawing In Class
I am currently working on writing a short story that places
Wholly Drawing in a familiar everyday setting.
The story takes place in a classroom, with an Art teacher
introducing Wholly Drawing as the lesson for the day.
Through this narrative, readers will be able to gain a
better understanding of the theory and process behind
Wholly Drawing. The story aims to delve deeper into
the subject and provide clearer insights. Additionally, it
addresses common questions or speculations about the
drawing process, offering a more comprehensive and
general explanation.
Wholly Drawing procedural diagram
Diagram illustrating the processes(mental) involved in engaging in an activity of drawing from an observation.
Self: The Brain(mind): The Eye: Motor-signal action: Will/motive: Desire: Sensation: Object/subject: Attention: Contact: Render: Reproduction of object image: