King Jacob · Enugu · Nigeria
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This painting utilizes acrylic on canvas to explore themes within contemporary African art. The vibrant colors also reflect the complexity and dynamism of the subject matter. Through this work, I aim to engage viewers in a dialogue about cultural identity and expression.
This piece is part of a new series inspired by African proverbs that have resonated with me over the years. One proverb that particularly stands out is: "The neck that turns the head is not the same as the neck that supports the head" (Nigerian proverb). This saying emphasizes the distinction between influence and support.
I find African proverbs to be both inspirational and philosophical, offering profound insights into human relationships and societal dynamics. Through this series, I aim to explore these themes and reflect on their relevance in contemporary contexts.
Medium
Acrylic
Dimensions
37 x 35.2 inches
Weight
400g
Framing
Not framed
Year created
2025
Availability
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Curated for its storytelling, materiality, and collector feedback. Pair it with warm lighting and neutral palette interiors to let its textures shine.
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King Jacob
Enugu · Nigeria
King Jacob is a multidisciplinary self-taught artist from Enugu, Nigeria. Diagnosed with dyslexia at an early age, he explored painting as a...
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