My Brother’s Keeper I

Name: My Brother’s Keeper I
Brand: Treasure Mlima
SKU: 55776622674293
Price: 5170.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Treasure Mlima
South Africa

€5.170,00

Painting, Mixed Media on Carved Supawood

Size: 150 W x 100 H x 0.6 D cm / 59.06 W x 39.37 H x 0.24 D in

Ships in a wooden crate

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About The Artwork

Originally created: 2025
Subject: Identity, Imagination, Expression
Material: Carved Supawood
Medium: Oil-based ink, Acrylic
Style: Cutout, Figurativism, Folk Abstraction

Details & Dimensions

Painting: Mixed Media on Carved Supawood
Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size: 150 W x 100 H x 0.6 D cm
Frame: Not Framed
Ready to Hang: Not applicable
Packaging: Ships in a wooden crate

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Ships From: South Africa

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A body and a space for his brothers – a sanctuary where they can share, where they can be gentle with one another, reclaiming a tenderness once held for them by the women in their lives. It is a dialogue rooted in the past, yet ever unfolding, carrying them into this present moment of redefinition – a reimagining of what it means to be a man, to be an ever-evolving human being.

Treasure Mlima

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Treasure Mlima

Treasure Mlima is a self-taught visual artist from Durban, South Africa, whose work merges architectural precision with emotional depth to explore the fluidity of Black identity. Working primarily with carved wood, he creates human forms in flux, blending minimalism, expressionism, and surreal figuration. His practice has been featured in exhibitions locally and internationally, including Gordon Gallery (Tel Aviv), Fresh Paint Art Fair, and RMB Latitudes, and in 2022 he was a finalist for the Cassirer Welz Award.