• Qozeem Abdulrahman Olaoluwa (Nigeria) – It Is Time for Breakfast, 2021
  • Qozeem Abdulrahman Olaoluwa (Nigeria) – It Is Time for Breakfast, 2021
  • Qozeem Abdulrahman Olaoluwa (Nigeria) – It Is Time for Breakfast, 2021
  • Qozeem Abdulrahman Olaoluwa (Nigeria) – It Is Time for Breakfast, 2021
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Qozeem Abdulrahman Olaoluwa (Nigeria) It Is Time for Breakfast, 2021

Oil, canvas, collage113 × 151 cmframed 119 × 157 cm

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Sign: LR Olaoluwa 2021

The artwork was exhibited at the exhibition "Contemporary African Art: Dreams and Realities of Identity" at the Vytautas Kasiulis Art Museum (2022-05-10 - 2022-10-09).

Reproduced in the catalog of the exhibition "Contemporary African Art: Dreams and Realities of Identity" in 2022, page 49.

Q. A. Olaoluwa lives and works in Badagri, Nigeria. His favorite artistic tools are acrylic paints, paper, and charcoal. He often employs a mixed technique, shaping the bodies of figures with colorful acrylic mass and drawing faces on paper with charcoal inserts. Q. A. Olaoluwa believes that the material for creativity lies within the artist. Personal experience is important to the artist, so abstracted images reveal childhood memories spent in rural areas, playing with friends, and accumulated experiences over time.

 

Artist: Qozeem Abdulrahman Olaoluwa

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