Stanley Onah | Rise | Original Oil on ACM Panel
“Rise” forms part of the “Altered State” series which depicts an imagined reality influenced by the post-impressionists and cubism. Onah's work, deeply rooted in his Nigerian heritage, is a testament to his strong connection with his cultural background. The precision with which he executes his art is akin to the skill and attention to detail of a surgeon. This combination of cultural influence and artistic precision creates a unique and powerful blend in his work.
“Rise” forms part of the “Altered State” series which depicts an imagined reality influenced by the post-impressionists and cubism. Onah's work, deeply rooted in his Nigerian heritage, is a testament to his strong connection with his cultural background. The precision with which he executes his art is akin to the skill and attention to detail of a surgeon. This combination of cultural influence and artistic precision creates a unique and powerful blend in his work.
“Rise” forms part of the “Altered State” series which depicts an imagined reality influenced by the post-impressionists and cubism. Onah's work, deeply rooted in his Nigerian heritage, is a testament to his strong connection with his cultural background. The precision with which he executes his art is akin to the skill and attention to detail of a surgeon. This combination of cultural influence and artistic precision creates a unique and powerful blend in his work.
Artist
Stanley Onah
Curator Notes
A unique one of a kind original painting 2022
Description
Medium Oil on ACM Panel
Size: 62.5 X 50.5cm Framed
Edition: Unique Original
About The Artist
Stanley Onah is a contemporary artist whose work explores ideas and concepts related to the human condition. Primarily his work is figurative, focusing on portraiture and the human figure.
Stanley is a British-Nigerian and was born and raised in London. Like so many artists, his interest in art began at a young age reading comic books and attempting to replicate the drawings. Although art has remained an interest throughout his life, he did not formally study art. It was much later in life at the age of 33 that he decided to take up painting.
Since then he has been working to develop his own visual language. In 2022 he completed his first solo series of work titled “Born Astride the Grave” and has recently completed his second solo series titled “Altered State,” which takes influence from post-impressionism and cubism.
