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| Year of creation | 2022 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 29.8 W × 21.1 H × 0.2 D cm |
| Type of art | painting |
| Style | contemporary art |
| Genre | nude |
| Materials | mixed method, paper |
| Type of packaging | cardboard box |
Description of the Artwork “Fearless Femininity”
Art Statement: "Fearless Femininity" "Fearless Femininity" is a powerful celebration of womanhood, courage, and self-expression. Through the unapologetic portrayal of a young woman revealing her body, this artwork challenges societal norms and confronts the viewer with the raw beauty of the human form. The subject's poised demeanor and unwavering gaze embody a profound sense of confidence and liberation. Rendered in rich, textured oil paint, the composition emphasizes the natural curves and contours of the female body, highlighting its inherent elegance and strength. The palette, a harmonious blend of warm and cool tones, accentuates the contrast between vulnerability and empowerment, inviting viewers to explore the nuanced layers of femininity.
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Efe Okorodudu, United Kingdom
I am a self-taught artist and I was born in Nigeria, delta state and grew up in the city of Benin city and being surrounded by traditional artists (sculpting, carving, drawing, painting and architecture design, my love for multimedia art, rural and urban art started from a young age. In my late teens I began drawing and painting watercolour, and with its unforgiving nature allowed me to forge a love, respect and passion for contemporary art. In 2005, I gained admission into the University of Delta state to study education and policy of art. This was a crucial stepping stone for me and confirmed my desire to be an art teacher and to share my passion for painting and drawing with the wider audience. With the university strike, I couldn’t finish studying to be an art educator and in 2011 I relocated to England where I still live and work today. In 2008 I held my first solo exhibition in Benin City, by kind invitation of the Oba of Benin. It was indeed an honour to have the work recognised at that level, and so has cemented my desire to hold more international exhibition shows in the uk and other countries also. I continue to create new work, style and collections of various subjects of art from my studio, with a view of exhibiting and sharing the work that I produce. Through my paintings, drawings and sculpture, I hope to evoke real emotion, but most of all to let the viewer enjoy the art as much as I enjoy making it.