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Contemporary Art - Distorted Society Series by Miabo Enyadike

Distorted Society

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Distorted Society
Exploring the unpredictable nature of modern society through abstract art, Miabo Enyadike's "Distorted Society" series delves into the unsettling transformation of our world. These paintings vividly express the fear and confusion that define today's societal landscape.

Details:Title: Distorted Society Series
Size: 100 x 150 cm
Medium: Ink and Acrylic on board paper
Artist: Miabo Enyadike


Chaos and Drama in Everyday Life
Everywhere we turn, simplicity has vanished. Life has become hectic, filled with drama brought on by societal shifts. Enyadike's "Distorted Society" captures this tumultuous essence, reflecting the chaotic nature of our current existence.


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A Sustainability thoughtful Creation Process
These pieces were crafted on slightly damaged, recycled mount boards, symbolizing society's cyclical nature. The imperfections of the boards add depth to the narrative, emphasizing the flawed and insecure state of our world today. Enyadike meticulously planned every aspect of these paintings to convey a sense of fear, confusion, and despair.


Layered Meanings and Textures
The use of recycled materials highlights the repetitiveness of societal issues. Layers of vibrant acrylic paints and intricate cross-hatch textures, created with a toothpick, add complexity and meaning to the artwork. These fiercely applied elements bring the narrative to life, urging viewers to find their interpretation of the chaos depicted.


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Find Meaning in the Abstract
Enyadike's "Distorted Society" series encourages viewers to explore and understand the abstract representations of our unpredictable world. Each piece offers a unique perspective on the fears and uncertainties we face daily.


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 Miabo Enyadike
                        
                     
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