Bello Gabriel

Inner Peace

€2.500,00

"I love painting because it gives me pleasure while doing it in addition to the inspiration I receive. For me it is a joy to use my art to express the occurrences of life."

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Bello Gabriel

Born on April 12, 1988, in the vibrant cultural tapestry of Nigeria, Bello Gabriel has emerged as a devoted full-time painter and artist, carving his unique niche in the world of visual art. His educational journey led him to the illustrious Yaba College of Technology (Yabatech), where he delved deep into the realm of Fine Arts, honing his creative talents.

Bello Gabriel's artistry is characterized by the enchanting strokes of impressionism and the captivating allure of figurative expression. He wields the painter's brush as a storyteller, painting vivid narratives of daily life in society. Through his art, he captures the struggles, aspirations, endeavors, and resilience of individuals facing life's myriad challenges.

For Bello, impressionism is not merely a style but a profound means of self-expression and skill enhancement. The interplay of blue and orange strokes in his creations adds a unique dimension to his oeuvre, distinguishing him as an artist with a signature touch. While he occasionally explores the realms of realism, impressionism remains his preferred avenue for artistic exploration.

The act of painting is more than a profession for Bello; it is a source of unbridled joy and inspiration. He derives immense pleasure from wielding the artist's brush, using his creations to articulate the tapestry of life's experiences. With each stroke, he breathes life into his subjects and imbues his art with a resonant voice.

Bello Gabriel's artistic influence knows no boundaries, as his works have transcended borders and found homes in collections around the world. Notably, his art has made its mark in the United States, a testament to the universal appeal of his creative vision.

As an impressionist, storyteller, and custodian of life's narratives, Bello Gabriel continues to craft a compelling artistic odyssey that invites viewers to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of human existence, one brushstroke at a time.

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