Kingsley Iyamu -- Fine Art

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Efe Iyamu is an Artist from Edo State, Southwest of Nigeria. A graduate of the prestigious Auchi Polytechnic in Edo State where he studied Art Education from 1986 – 1990. To his credit of laurel an award winning in painting/sculpture with an upper credit in graphics.  

A philosophical and adventurous pal with high imaginative power that infuses and bunds mediums, tradition and culture into visual oneness and forms, a multi-talented or call him a do it all guy, in the field of Fine/ Applied Art. Find in his ability or creativity the ableness to do among the following - designing and building of water fountains, designing and building of metal gates (complex, simple and different dimensions). 

He has also created an altogether a unique style which infuses African and western cultures in a marriage that blissfully creates an expression rarely found in today’s Art.

His high imaginative power in painting and graphics designs is rated among the best in his field of Art. Today, it is a difficult decision to make or answer when faced with such constant question as what do you do, most especially in this days of specialization. A painter, Sculptor or Graphics Designer.

Believing in confidence, faith and determination, Efe manages an Art Venture under the name of Efe Iyamu Ventures (Post Modern Artist) growing with strength by the day and undergoing experiments and new discoveries.
 

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