Cir-curse
$2,800.00 - $3,000.00(7% off)
Cir-curse is a portrayal of modern-day existence, metaphorically symbolized through the lives of two guinea pigs, one living life in hiding in fear of the unknown; the other caught up in the vicious cycle of trying to please society. The artist meticulously crafts a narrative where the characters navigate the complexities of contemporary life, each representing a facet of human experience. In a sublime juxtaposition of nature and imagination, the artwork underscores the pervasive pressure to outshine others rather than striving for personal fulfillment. It serves as a reminder of the importance of pursuing meaningful goals and making a positive impact on society, rather than succumbing to a futile cycle of ego-driven competition. Cir-curse prompts viewers to reflect on their own aspirations and choices, urging them to prioritize authenticity and purpose over superficial success.
Artist Name
Peter Eneji
Artist Statement
As an artist, I see myself as an emissary of the soul, the untapped beauties locked up within its walls, the simple yet complex nature of finding oneself and how each art piece inches me closer to that search. My goal for creating art has always been to unravel the disparities in my personality, and finding meaning in this jigsaw puzzle called life. I don just paint for fun or aesthetics, I paint as a messenger, as a lover, as a human, as a dreamer, as a child; learning a new language- the mother tongue of the human spirit; because what we are all here for is to find our individual paths and make our lives count. Painting happens to be the vocabulary my soul uses to tell its story, perhaps the world will hear me.
Artist Bio
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Vote Breakdown
Interpretation and clarity of the theme, to the viewer.
5.0
Creativity, uniqueness, and originality of the depicted theme.
5.0
Quality of artistic composition and overall design based on the theme.
5.0
Color and tone. Balance of image within its space.
5.0
What is the effect of the artwork in general and as a whole?
5.0
Overall, can the entire artwork be judged as a masterpiece?
5.0
Andrew Alhamdu
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