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South African Artist Azael Langa at AMIAF 2025: The 'Artconomy' Revolution in Lagos, Nigeria by Miabo Enyadike


Azael Langa at AMIAF 2025: The 'Artconomy' Revolution in Lagos, Nigeria


Azael Langa at AMIAF 2025
Redefining the Global Art Experience with Fumage Mastery April 29 – May 1, 2025, Lagos, Nigeria – The Artmiabo International Art Festival (AMIAF) returns with an electrifying theme, ‘The Artconomy,’ bringing together some of the most influential artists.

Among them, South African artist and sculptor, Azael Langa, will take center stage, showcasing his extraordinary mastery of fumage – the art of painting with smoke.

Who is Azael Langa?

Born in Johannesburg in 1988, Azael Langa has carved a niche for himself in the contemporary art scene with his unique use of smoke as a medium. Currently residing and working in Johannesburg, Langa explores themes deeply rooted in community, social dynamics, and human interaction. His work reflects everyday scenarios through delicate, ethereal, and thought-provoking imagery created using various types of smoke on canvas and paper.

A Legacy of International Recognition

Langa’s art has gained international acclaim, with exhibitions spanning across Switzerland, the Netherlands, South Africa, and the U.S.A. His evocative work has been featured in prestigious publications, including: Sunday Times (2019) Art Africa Magazine (2019) Pretoria News (2011) With a portfolio that captivates collectors and art enthusiasts alike, Langa’s participation in AMIAF 2025 is set to be a defining moment in the global art economy. AMIAF 2025: The Intersection of Art and Economy This year’s Artmiabo International Art Festival is more than an exhibition; it’s a movement that redefines how art influences and drives economic growth. ‘The Artconomy’ theme highlights how art shapes industries, fuels innovation, and builds sustainable creative enterprises. As a pioneering artist in fumage, Langa’s work will undoubtedly contribute to this conversation, offering a fresh perspective on the evolving landscape of contemporary art.


Why You Can’t Miss Azael Langa at AMIAF 2025

Experience a groundbreaking art form: Witness live demonstrations of fumage, a technique rarely seen in traditional galleries. Engage with an internationally renowned artist: Gain insights into Langa’s creative process and the stories behind his mesmerizing works. Connect with the art community: AMIAF 2025 is the ultimate networking hub for artists, collectors, and industry professionals looking to explore new opportunities in the art market.

Join Us in Lagos – Secure Your Spot Today! Get tickets here

https://tix.africa/discover/amiafestival



AMIAF 2025 is set to be one of the most impactful art festivals of the year, and Azael Langa’s participation adds an unparalleled depth to its lineup. Don’t miss this chance to witness the fusion of innovation, culture, and commerce in the heart of Lagos. Event Date: April 29 – May 1, 2025

Location: Admiralty Conference Center Ahmadu Bello Way, Lagos, Nigeria

Reserve Your Ticket Now! https://tix.africa/discover/amiafestival

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