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Meet Nigeria's hyperrealist artists who are using their works to speak to society.
Make this go VIRAL🇳🇬🇳🇬
Meet Nigeria's hyperrealist artists who are using their works to speak to society.
Make this go VIRAL🇳🇬🇳🇬
Ken Nwadiogbu (@kennwadiogbu) uses his large drawings, to evaluate, interrogate and challenge socio-political structures and issues within the society.
Ayo Filade (@ayodraws) incredibly talented artist who refers to his style as a mixture of the art movements, surrealism and hyperrealism.
Arinze Stanley (@Harinzeyart) uses his art to talk about things in the soceity that matter, like racism, child abuse and feminism.
Babajide Olatunji Uses Charcoal and Pastels to Retell African Stories.
His Instagram is @babajideolatunji
His Instagram is @babajideolatunji
Seyi Alabi (@Sheyi_pencilz) uses pencil to capture daily chores/actions/interactions of African children & mothers.
Alex peter (@alexpeter_idoko) uses his artwork to communicate the realities of africa with Razorblade on wood(PyrographyArt), issues that affects the society like slavery, corruption and self-conflicts
Ikechukwu (@NnadiArts1) Uses his art as a mirror. A tool for self reflection and for finding a better path in society.
Silas Onoja(@SilasOnoja) is inspired by his environment. He uses his paintings to communicate to the world and to show the beauty of being at peace.
Fola David (@foladavidart) creates stories with his charcoal art.
Ayogu Kingsley's (@ayoguking) paintings endorse unity and human empathy, bridging a relationship between his work and his viewers.
Chiamonwu Joy (@ChiamonwuJoyArt) Celebrates Igbo Culture With Her Hyperrealistic Drawings.
