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MEET THE MOST TALENTED YOUNG ARTIST

 

 

As artists, we are often told to take every opportunity that comes our way.

You never know who could be in attendance at that next gallery opening, what connections you will find at that event, or what could lead to future opportunities.

 Successful artists don’t frame things around “not enough.” There is never enough time, not enough money, not enough confidence, not enough of whatever it is at that moment to make or do what you need to do to be a successful artist. 

MY NAME IS OKEREKE STANLEY IFEANYI, AN SS1 STUDENT OF COMPREHENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL AMUVI AROCHUKWU IN ABIA STATE .

 AS MY ARTIST'S STATEMENT EXPLAINS, MY WORK IS UTTERLY INCOMPREHENSIBLE AND IS THEREFORE FULL OF DEEP SIGNIFICANCE

CONTACT ME FOR YOUR ARTS WORK
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BELOW ARE THE SAMPLES OF MY ARTS WORK

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