Adùnní
Fadahunsi Akintomiwa Joseph
$1,000.00
Adùnní is a Yoruba name that means "one who is deeply cherished."
This painting explores the contrast between dignity and everyday struggle. Dressed in a regal headwrap, coral beads, and richly patterned așo okè, she embodies beauty, heritage, and grace. Yet she is caught in an ordinary, almost awkward moment, using... Read More
This painting explores the contrast between dignity and everyday struggle. Dressed in a regal headwrap, coral beads, and richly patterned așo okè, she embodies beauty, heritage, and grace. Yet she is caught in an ordinary, almost awkward moment, using... Read More
Materials
Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Size
34 × 22.5 in
Rarity
Unique
Medium
Painting
Condition
Excellent
Signature
Hand signed by artist
Frame
Not included
Certificate
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
Fadahunsi Akintomiwa Joseph
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Fadahunsi Akintomiwa Joseph ( also known as Orthodox arts ) is a contemporary Nigerian visual artist and painter born in 2001. At the heart of his practice is a dedicated commitment to Black Art—specifically exploring individuality in Black Arts through the use of stripes.
Working from his studio in Nigeria, he uses bold vertical lines as a signature visual element to represent cadence, structure, and the unique rhythms of Black identity. For him, Black Art is not merely an aesthetic choice; it is a vital vehicle for celebrating human dignity, cultural heritage, and personal expression.
