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The Race

The Race

Solomon Omogboye

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"The Race" is a captivating artwork by Solomon Omogboye, portraying a young boy on all fours, poised to embark on a running race. This image serves as a metaphor for life's journey, capturing the essence of determination and progress.

Solomon Omogboye, born in Lagos, Nigeria, in 1982, is a gifted impressionist painter. His artistic journey began with formal studies in art and industrial design at the Lagos State Polytechnic, followed by a period of creative work at the Lagos National Theatre. In recognition of his exceptional talent, he received the AADS Best Artist of the Year award in 2007.

Prior to his relocation to South Africa in 2014, Omogboye dedicated six years to teaching art. He credits his prolific output to the influence of his mother, herself a teacher. His preferred mediums, including charcoal, pastel, acrylic, and oil on canvas, provide a canvas for his thoughts and ideas.

Omogboye's art has graced exhibitions in various locations, from Lagos and Johannesburg to Franschhoek and Théoule-sur-Mer, France. Characterized by bold, energetic brushwork and a talent for capturing playful human expressions, his work has garnered acclaim both locally and internationally, solidifying his position among Nigeria's leading artists.

For Omogboye, inspiration is found in the most unexpected places during his travels. His art reflects an ongoing journey of embracing imperfection and celebrating the intrinsic beauty within life's diverse experiences.

About Artist

Solomon Omogboye is a gifted impressionist painter born in Lagos, Nigeria, in 1982. He studied art and industrial design at the Lagos State Polytechnic before starting work at the Lagos National Theatre. He won the AADS Best Artist of the Year award in 2007.

Omogboye worked as an art teacher for six years before moving to South Africa in 2014. "I've always been a prolific painter, encouraged by my mother, a teacher," he says. "My paintings reflect my thoughts, inspiration and ideas, using mainly charcoal, pastel, acrylic and oil on canvas.

Omogboye has exhibited his work in Lagos, Johannesburg, Franschhoek and in Théoule-sur-Mer, France. His bold, lively paintings, characterised by energetic, bold strokes and capturing playful expressions of human anatomy, have attracted local and international attention for many years, firmly settling him among Nigeria's leading artists.

"The beauty I see in every existence is my inspiration to paint," he says. "For me, painting is a practice of focusing intentions moment to moment – mirroring what life is really about."

This gifted and humble artist says he finds inspiration wherever he travels – and it's not always the obvious thing that catches his eye. "My paintings reflect what I continue to learn in life: that the only perfection is imperfection and the appreciation of what is."

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  • Established in 1987

    Established in 1987

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