Thursday, January 16, 2020

Morning rays

Morning Rays 1
Artist: Chewe Brian Malama
Medium:   Acrylic on canvas
Year:          2014


Morning Rays 2
Artist: Chewe Brian Malama
Medium:   Acrylic on canvas
Year:          2014

   
This artefacts are produced with a view of morning effect to the environment. the sun medicinal effect is not only on human beings but it also keeps the animals going with the morning breeze. Animals appear in silhouette form with other vegetation embracing the discourse of atmospheric perspective. This effect lasts not for long on a daily basis in the early and late hours thus the view is missed by the populace majority. artists therefore, endeavour to bring forth this effect to our lives and experience it for as long as we view at such pieces of art. 

Sunday, July 28, 2019

cheqart arts for development

                                                     Title: The prodigal father 
                                                      Artist: Chewe Brian Malama 
                                                      Year: 2014 
                                                      Current work: Art lecturer at Malcolm Moffat College of                                                                                               Education for Primary and Early Childhood                                                                                             Education 

I produced this artwork for the purpose of academic exhibition. In this artefact I focused on the feelings of the father. How he felt having received back the son who was prodigious about all the riches he was given. 
The wrinkles on the forehead describes the pain he anguished with in his heart while the grip of his skinny old hands showed how attached he was to his son. what really was the mood of the father? Still is the question.