My mission is to help other struggling artists gain exposure.
About the Artist
I am a native of Sierra Leone, West Africa, and a retired U.S. Army veteran with 23 years of active duty service. I migrated to the United States in 1988, seeking an education and a better life. I consider myself a born artist who grew up with the gift of drawing. Though I studied arts at the University of Maryland Global Campus. I probably did not learn much because every project was effortless, with an "A" as a final grade. My life in Africa and the military experience traveling in Europe gave me a whole other perspective to start my childhood dream to revolutionize the Art industry; drawing and painting. As a young man growing up in Freetown, Sierra Leone, arts and crafts have always been my passion. I am also a prolific writer and artist that works with mixed mediums producing beautiful artworks for the public to enjoy. I graciously admirers other artists' works and even have few collections from friends and artists I met traveling the world. My life passion is to create the best artwork for others to enjoy, and I have a desire to help other struggling artists worldwide gain exposure with their own creations. To reach me for concerns or questions about me, please contact me at akoroma@gmail.com or 443-866-0173.Artist's Statement
African Chores and AbstractFeatured Work
Photos
Featured Work: Photos
African Son Despair
Oil
1993
Oil painting of a young boy crying. His story is for others to tell.
African Chores
Oil
1998
Abstract Painting of a woman cookin
African Crying Girl
Oil
1995
Abstract; oil painting of a young girl with her own story
The Village Crowd
Charcoal on paper
2015
A village scene done with charcoal and eraser to dip it a typical village scene with many activities including; a town crier, funeral procession, and many more chores .
Basket Weaving
Charcoal and ink on paper
2016
African craftsman doing a hard day work; meticulously weaving a basket to sell to his community. This piece gives perspective to African community lifestyle. In Africa work sometimes can become a chore as it’s the only way to survive and become accepted in society.
For Sale
$500.00
Pepper Mat
Oil on Canvas
2015
African Chores. This painting is an abstract; painted from imagination. No down with no still-life object was used to create this beautiful painting; “peppers on a Mat”. This piece was created based on my experience growing up in Africa. Peppers are possessed usually on mats and placed underneath sun light to dry and used for cooking or planting. Looking at the painting on a flat surface; depth and perspective helps pull out the peppers different colors .
For Sale
$500.00
Booking
Booking Price: $500-$1,000
Weekend only
Canvas, ink, oil paint, and all other art media
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