Fine Arts Studio

Oil Paint
101.6 x 76.2 cm
2024
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AfriKan Giant is one of the first largest pieces to be created by the artist inspired by a photograph taken in 2019. While the term 'African Giant' often conjures images of iconic figures like Burna Boy, this piece redirects the focus to those who remain unseen—the quiet heroes who endure and thrive in the shadows. With its commanding scale and intricate detail, *AfriKan Giant* honors the resilience, strength, and perseverance of those overlooked by the world. It challenges viewers to look beyond the surface and recognize the giants among us.
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Mar 31, 2025
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About the artist

Kamorudeen Toluwani Aruna is an emerging visual artist and photographer from Lagos, Nigeria, with a Fine Arts Studio diploma from Centennial College in Toronto, Ontario. Deeply passionate about color, form, and shape, his work vividly captures everyday emotions, blending cultural influences with contemporary elements. Kamorudeen’s art delves into surrealistic storytelling, often featuring children to highlight their innocence, joy, and complexity. Beyond creating art, Kamorudeen aspires to be a visionary artist and art educator, dedicated to guiding the next generation while pioneering new pathways in surrealistic art storytelling.
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Born in 2001 in Surulere Road, Lagos, Nigeria. Currently residing in Toronto, ON, Canada.
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