Jean David Nkot (1989) - #wum’s child#.org
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Jean David Nkot's original acrylic painting titled '#wum’s child#.org', 120 by 110 cm, from Africa, created in 2020 in a modern style, hand signed, in excellent condition with a certificate of authenticity, using acrylic painting with silkscreen on canvas and Posca on canvas, shipped rolled insured by express courier, sold by Gallery.
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Amazing painting of Mr.
Jean David Nkot
#wum’s child#.org, 2020
120x110 cm
Acrylic, silkscreen printing on canvas and posca on canvas
Certificate of authenticity included.
paint will be shipped rolled up, insured with express courier.
Portrait painter Jean David Nkot is concerned with themes of migration and exile, particularly within the contemporary African context. Nkot attended the Institute of Fine Arts Foumban, where he obtained a degree in drawing and painting. His brightly colored figures are painted over detailed cartographic patterns, mapping each subject’s geographical and emotional journeys. The artist refers to these works as “molecule maps” and cites emotive figurative painters Zhang Dali, Francis Bacon, and Jenny Saville as inspirations. The artist employs various mediums, including painting, silkscreen, and India ink, to create profound portraits commemorating lives lost on perilous journeys and serving to make their stories visible. Nkot has exhibited internationally and in his native Cameroon at the National Museum.
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Amazing painting of Mr.
Jean David Nkot
#wum’s child#.org, 2020
120x110 cm
Acrylic, silkscreen printing on canvas and posca on canvas
Certificate of authenticity included.
paint will be shipped rolled up, insured with express courier.
Portrait painter Jean David Nkot is concerned with themes of migration and exile, particularly within the contemporary African context. Nkot attended the Institute of Fine Arts Foumban, where he obtained a degree in drawing and painting. His brightly colored figures are painted over detailed cartographic patterns, mapping each subject’s geographical and emotional journeys. The artist refers to these works as “molecule maps” and cites emotive figurative painters Zhang Dali, Francis Bacon, and Jenny Saville as inspirations. The artist employs various mediums, including painting, silkscreen, and India ink, to create profound portraits commemorating lives lost on perilous journeys and serving to make their stories visible. Nkot has exhibited internationally and in his native Cameroon at the National Museum.
#thinkagain_art
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Edition
Original
Artist
Jean David Nkot (1989)
Title of artwork
#wum’s child#.org
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Africa
Year
2020
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
120 cm
Width
110 cm
Style
Modern
Period
2010-2020
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