Title:- Constructing Dreams No:001 Artist:- O'vwede Efe Okorodudu Medium:- Acrylic painting on stretched canvas Size:- Size: 78.7×101.6x 1.5cm. Year:- 2024. Condition:- Excellent. Signature:- Hand Signed. Certificate of Authenticity: Included, the artworks come along with a unique Certificate of Authenticity. (C.O.B). Framing: Unframed (ready to hang) Shipping: Carefully packaged and shipped with tracking, Please allow 2-5 business days for your order to be shipped. All the paintings are signed and finished with a satin or glossy varnish including the sides. Description: "Constructing Dreams No:001 This artwork is created using high-quality acrylic paint on canvas, showcasing a masterful use of bold geometric shapes and vibrant colors. Produced in 2024, it exemplifies contemporary techniques with vivid reds, blues, and golds that contribute to a dynamic visual rhythm. Captivating fusion of form and color. the artist’s exploration of memory, atmosphere, and the poetry of everyday life. Reality and imagination, inviting viewers to linger in the subtle interplay of light and shadow. Each element Artist Bio: Okorodudu is a self-taught visual artist born in Delta State, Nigeria, and raised in Benin City. With a background in art education and administration from Delta State University, Okorodudu’s practice spans landscape, portrait, abstract, and figurative painting, as well as sculpture, textile/fashion, digital art, and performing art. Now based in the UK, the artist draws inspiration from expressionism and abstraction, focusing on the interplay of harmony and chaos, light and shadow, and color and form. Okorodudu’s intuitive, expressive process seeks to connect with viewers both emotionally and visually, reflecting a deep commitment to creative exploration and visual storytelling. Selected Exhibitions: 2024: “Transcending Boundaries,” Royal Society of British Artists, London, UK 2024: “Diaspora Dialogues,” The Art House, Manchester, UK 2017: “Emerging Visions,” Benin City Art Fair, Nigeria 2013: “New Voices in Contemporary African Art,” National Museum, Lagos, Nigeria