Bessangana

Name: Bessangana
Brand: Paulo Amaral
SKU: 46752782123324
Price: 4117.43 EUR
Availability: InStock

Paulo Amaral
Angola

€4.117,43

2 280 000 AOA

Collage, Mixed Media on Canvas

Size: 150 W x 150 H cm / 59 W x 59 H in

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About The Artwork

Artwork on the subject of recycling materials. The artist aims to sensitise the public to the current fragile state of the environment. The materials used are of everyday use. As well as the theme, common professions in Angolan society.

Bessangana - female name, middle-class african lady

Originally created: 2023
Subject: Fantasy
Material: Canvas
Medium: Collage of Recycled Elements
Styles: Figurative, Abstract

Details & Dimensions

Collage: Recycled elements on Canvas
Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size: 150 W x 150 H cm
Frame: Not Framed
Ready to Hang: yes
Packaging: Ships in a box

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Ships From: Angola

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"I explore the role of art in the theme of recycling, endeavouring to highlight the role of art in the theme of recycling, the reuse of materials and their impact on our daily lives and the protection of the environment."

Paulo Amaral

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Paulo Amaral

Born on 15 October 1969, Paulo Amaral began his career as a painter in 1988. His first exhibition, "Colours and Tones", was held in 2001. Since then, he has taken part in 27 solo and group exhibitions. Today, the artist uses recycling as the basis of his inspiration.