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Ishmael Armarh (Ghana)

Django Squared, 2022

Acrylic, canvas, 170 × 130 cm

€130 / month + VAT

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About the work

Title
Django Squared
Year
2022
Medium
Acrylic
Support
Canvas
Dimensions
170 × 130 cm
Framing
Unframed

Description in Lithuanian

ISHMAEL ARMARH (Gana, g. 1986)

Ishmael Armarh (g. 1986 m.) yra besiformuojantis šiuolaikinis menininkas iš Akra, Ganos. Nors menas jam ateina natūraliai, jis savo meninius įgūdžius palaipsniui tobulino nuo pradinio ugdymo, per vidurinę mokyklą iki pažengusio lygio Ganos Menų ir Dizaino Koledže. Jo domėjimosi sritimis buvo grafinis dizainas ir tapyba. Jo tautos turtingas kultūrinis paveldas gali būti aprašytas kaip aiškus jo meno apraiška. Jo darbai atspindi jo vidaus jausmus ir veiklas jo aplinkoje. Armah visada mėgsta dirbti su ryškiais spalvomis, naudodamas šepetėlio brūkšnius savo kūriniuose.

Ishmael Armarh (b.1986) is an emerging contemporary artist based in Accra, Ghana. Even though his art comes naturally, he developed his artistic skills gradually from his primary education, through middle school up to the advanced level at the Ghanattan College of Art and Design in Ghana. Graphic Design and painting were his areas of interest. The rich cultural heritage of his people can be described as a clear manifestation of his art. His work portrays his innermost feelings and activities within his surroundings. Armah always loves to work with bright colors, with brush strokes in his work.

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Ishmael Armarh, Django Squared
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