Daniel Ivevbunu
Daniel is a practicing visual artist from Edo State, based in Lagos, Nigeria, born on June 6, 1999.
Daniel's fine artworks stand out among contemporary African artists as he explores various subjects with profound symbolism, sturdy textures, vibrant color theory, and other art elements. His practice of portraiture, society, and livelihood influenced his current style, predominantly using acrylic and oil, employing a palette knife to create texture.
He started his professional art journey in 2018, earning a certificate of apprenticeship. Fascinated by art from an early age, his passion drove him to become an art educator in secondary schools in Lagos.
Daniel has participated in exhibitions and art competitions, including 'Art of God' in 2020 and 'Art Expo' in 2021.
Throughout his career, he has created numerous artworks, ranging from pastels and oil paintings to acrylic paintings and pencil drawings.
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Title: Gilded Expectations size: 23 by 29 inches medium: acrylic on canvas year: 2023 "Gilded Expectations" reflects the societal pressures and norms that often overshadow the authentic experiences of young girls. The term "gilded" conveys the idea of a superficial layer of beauty or grandeur, akin to being labeled as a princess, a symbol of privilege and aesthetic appeal. "Expectations" in the title points to the societal and cultural ideals imposed upon young girls designated as "princesse...
Title: Contemplations in Crimson Size: 30 by 40 ft Medium: acrylic on canvas Year: 2023 "In 'Contemplations in Crimson,' the canvas becomes a portal into the human psyche, capturing a profound moment of introspection and emotional depth. The painting portrays an individual deeply engrossed in thought, with furrowed brows and clasped hands beneath the chin, signifying a mind navigating its intricate musings. This artwork exudes a timeless quality, inviting viewers to explore the subject's inner...
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