Wednesday, September 24, 2008
MY DESIGN AND AIESEC
Aiesec is a platform for young individuals to discover and develop their potentials. I had tapped into this during my active days in the organization. I have made quite handful of designs for aiesec since I joined in 2004. My designs are artistic and African; it encourages cultural exchange among aiesec members. Till date I still produce for aiesec this dynamic aiesecer shirt…..
Find portfolio at
www.coroflot.com/adeniyi/aiesec_shirts
THE AMAZING OLUMO ROCK OF ABEOKUTA.
TRYING MY HAND ON GLASS ART
I first laid hand on Glass Art popularly known as Stained glass in 2006. It was my research project at my final year at the University of benin.
The beauty of it is that l work directly on the mirror glass with an embellishment of acrylic paint. You can look at your self in the mirror and as well appreciate beautiful work of art.
I plan to explore more into it at an artist-in-residency programme outside the shore of Nigeria.
Check out for samples at
www.glassartists.com/user6816
...THE AUTHENTIC ORIGINAL AFRICAN PRINT...A WEARABLE ART
You need not to visit a gallery to have a feel of art today...a copy of my outfit will give you a sensational feeling of a masterpiece. My design will not just fit you as clothing; it will turn you into a piece of art work. IT'S A WEARABLE ART, a mix of traditional tie & die and contemporary print and design. A fusion of art into fashion it is. It's quite affordable for every one and you can package it as a gift for your loved ones on special occasions.It's not just clothing, it's a piece of art.
My portfolio @
www.styleportfolios.com/duduethnikz
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
ART THE ART EXPO NIGERIA, AUGUST 27-31, 2008
Monday, September 15, 2008
SHOULD IN CASE YOU DON'T KNOW.....MY ART IN THE MEDIA.
My art has in the past enjoyed the appraisal of the media, both print and electronic. The first of its kind was on aiesec in Columbia, North America official web site at http://www1.eafit.edu.co/aiesec/NEWS/E10/ASP/afuera2.php in the year 2005.
Same year, I featured on the BUSINESS DAY newspaper, November 14, 2005, page 10 of the small business journal.
October 2007, myself and my friend Dacosta Adeoye featured on TAAKRA TV programme anchored by Diane Oputa (Charley boy’s wife). The programme runs on NTA 2, Channel 5 every Fridays afternoon.
Thus far God has given the grace; I look forward on getting on BBC, CNN, SKY TV in the near future. My full portfolio can be view on www.coroflot.com/adeniyi
Saturday, May 31, 2008
..'LAALI'...THE ART OF TATOO
…I MET A WOMAN in camp, she is into body tattoo designing with the use of the local leaf called ‘laali’…the design is so lovely and beautiful….it is done basically as you can see from the images on the nails, fingers, and hand commonly for bride to be….I want you all to meet Mama Simbiat, the designer……thank you!
OLUSEGUN @KWARA STATE
Thursday, April 10, 2008
RELEVANCE OF ART IN OUR COMMUNITY
Art Education prepares people for the society, the culture, the world they live in.You would be amazed to know how many adult in our world today who went throughThe normal schooling and never realized their potentials. In a community where attentionIs being given to some subject at the expense of other. That’s why we keep producing half baked graduates who have little or no practical skills and problem-solving abilities.
Our Education should be the one that ensures that our children have access to the best,Most –stimulating and most-rewarding activities that humankind and the world have toOffer. It should be note that Art education helps prepare students to communicate and Express their understanding in a myriad of ways: kinesthetic, visual, auditory, verbal and written modes.
Art enables young people to learn specific knowledge and skills associated with an Art form. The complexity of that engagement develops other sets of skills, and abilities, such as commitment to hard work, disciplined attention to detail, being able to imagine solutions and recognizing ways to turn failure into success.
Art education is not limited to classroom; parents should try and engaged their wards in art related activities that could help build in them technical skills and learn to be creative problem solvers. Art stimulates creativity and promotes critical thinking skills. It is wise enough to turn their play time into creative activities which would open them exploration, innovation, critical thinking and practical skill acquisition.
FEMINA TUNE
A WALK TO ALWAYS REMEMBER
One blessed Sunday evening I was taking a walk in a garden endowed with beautiful flowers of exquisite colours. I got to a place where flowers like roses, lilies, daffodils, hyacinths, hydrangeas and honeysuckles flourish and blossom. They reflect a true, deep, pure and everlasting love as I delightfully gazed on them closely.
I moved more closer to smell the wonderful perfume of these lovely and colourfully attractive flowers. Suddenly, from nowhere, a butterfly laid on a petal of one of these fascinating roses. I drew back a little, gazed intently, and I was utterly held captivated and enthralled by the sight of this butterfly dressed in dazzling colour combinations.
The appearance of this beautiful butterfly created a wonderful harmony and added more to the beauty of the scene I was beholding. I couldn’t accurately explain what I saw in words, it’s just too inexplicable and inexpressible. This is far beyond anyone imagination in splendour.
Moments later, the butterfly flew away. I was there standing as I watched it flies away until I couldn’t catch its glimpse anymore.
Then, I remembered my love, my dove; thought of her running back at me like a fast running river. My totality was overridden by her thought. The butterfly actually reminds me of her and the beautiful and colourful atmosphere her coming into my life had created. I said to my self;“Really, my love is this butterflyEndowed with fragrant and vibrant coloursShe is so beautiful and lovely attractiveMy soul crave for herRegardless of colour, race, culture and tradition.”
This said garden to my place of abode is just about twenty minutes walk. I left the garden exhilarated and filled with feelings for her, so deep and true.
Suddenly it started to drizzling, I ran for shelter under an apple tree, as I couldn’t afford to get wet. Under the apple tree I reached for a fruit and plucked it. I ate it and it was so delicious and sweet to my taste. I enjoyed an oasis this finest apple tree provided for me, as I was greatly comforted and refreshed.
As I was reflecting on this blissful moment I had this great evening, her thought again gradually finds entrance into me. Wishing she could be mine for ever and I could find in her a delightful oasis: a place to confide, sheltered and comfort. Not quite long the rain ceased, and I set off on my walk back home. Few steps I took I raised my head to the sky and caught a glance of a rainbow. It was so beautiful, lovely and pleasant to the sight. I saw ribbon of colours; though a rainbow has just seven colours. I saw shades of bright, brilliant, and vibrant hues.As I watched the rainbow closely, I began to critically analyze its endowment of amazing and exquisite colours. Tears started to roll down my chicks. The rain has actually washed away my tears; the butterfly gave me vibrant coloured wings to fly, and the rainbow added more colour to my life.
Then, I heard a voice calling out for me, I turned… open my eyes… ‘God!’ I screamed. I’ve been dreaming! Realization of the fact that all these wonderful moments are just surreal and I’d only been tantalized by the power of dream made me shed more tears.
Right in front of me was my brother; he was actually the one that yelled out for my name trying to alert me for supper. I’d been starving before the short nap but I lost my appetite afterwards. I’ve been satiated by feelings and emotion so pure, true and deep.
It takes and requires only a touch sometimes to hatch an egg. The magic is just that the egg must have been lying there for a very long time expecting, and awaiting incubation. And what do you see after the gentle touch is a chick coming out vibrantly alive.
I stood up and went for the window, I took a peek through the window at the sky and I saw stars, bright and sparkling. To watch closely a glowing and beautiful stars amazingly delighted me.
I began to envision so many things and appreciating wonderful works of creation. This is indeed a walk not to forget and something to cherish
Mosaic Art experience
My journey into mosaic works started when i was invited to
work with one of my lecturer, Mrs Aletor after graduation... The experience was cool
though... I applied this experience in one of my new painting tittled "SEXUAL SENSITIVITY"
Check it out @ www.artwanted.com/adeniyi
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Olu as a trainee @ a friend's P.O.P. biz,3A Monumental
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