Life (Ubomi)

Name: Life (Ubomi)
Brand: Siphamandla Ex
SKU: 55508944650613
Price: 1560.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Siphamandla Ex
South Africa

€1.560,00

Painting, Mixed Media on Paper

Size: 104 W x 126 H cm / 40.94 W x 49.61 H in

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About The Artwork

In collaboration with the artist Tanya

Originally created: 2024
Subject: Organic, Identity, Contemplation, Expression, Visual Code
Material: Paper
Medium: Acrylic, White Oil Pastel
Styles: Figurative, Portraiture, Fine Art, Symbolism, Modern, Neo-Folk

Details & Dimensions

Painting: Mixed Media on Paper
Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size: 104 W x 126 H cm
Frame: Not Framed
Ready to Hang: Not applicable
Packaging: Ships in a tube

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Handling: Ships in a tube. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Afrikanizm Art’s packaging guidelines.

Ships From: South Africa

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Life (Ubomi) is a powerful black art creation by Siphamandla Ex, crafted in mixed media on paper. The piece explores themes of vitality, resilience, and the spiritual essence of African identity.

Ideal for collectors of African mixed media art and those seeking meaningful black art for sale, Life (Ubomi) comes securely packaged, shipped worldwide, and includes a Certificate of Authenticity.

Siphamandla Ex

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Siphamandla Ex

Throughout his career, Ex has collaborated with numerous artists and participated in group exhibitions alongside well-established names in the arts scene. His artistic focus revolves around gaining a deeper understanding of human conditions in villages and townships, with a particular emphasis on investigating issues of violence and abuse through portraiture.