PEPEFESTIVAL

Artist Bio

Born in 1999, in Okemesi, Ekiti and raise in Osogbo, Osun State Nigeria, Isaac Oluwatimileyin is a multifaceted artist who is surrounded with a myriad of skills. Isaac first discovered his love for art at a young age, drawing and painting in his spare time. He went on to study Arts & Design at Osun State Polytechnic Iree, where he honed his skills in various art forms, including painting and sculpture.

After completing his formal education, Isaac began exploring new mediums and techniques to push his artistic boundaries. It was during this time that he discovered Pepe/Bitcoin Arts, a unique blend of digital and traditional art.

Pepe Bitcoin painting involves creating art on physical canvas using traditional painting techniques, but with an added layer of digital artistry. Using a rare style, Isaac incorporates elements of cryptocurrency and digital art into their traditional paintings, creating one-of-a-kind pieces that blur the line between physical and digital art.

Isaac's work has been exhibited in galleries and art shows across the globe, with his paintings and sculptures attracting a wide audience. He is known for his bold use of color, intricate detailing, and unique style, which seamlessly blends traditional and digital art forms.

In addition to his artwork, Isaac is also an advocate for art education and has conducted workshops and talks to encourage young artists to pursue their passions.

Today, Isaac continues to create stunning works of art in various forms, pushing the boundaries of traditional art and exploring new mediums and techniques to express his creativity.

Artwork

This is a dynamic and thought-provoking piece that celebrates the spirit of festivals and the role of preserving cultural experiences. This piece titled 'the festival' depicts an energetic and colorful affair. It describes a scene filled with excitement and activity, housing people who participate in various activities that honors the goddess of fertility.

The fish (the goddess) symbolize life and vitality, adding to the overall buzz of blessings more than both hands can count that must follow every festivity. This art piece gives a testament of belongingness and sense of community that festivals bring, reminding us of the wonder of togetherness in celebration and appreciation of artistry of our ancestral heritage.

1/1 Physical information
＊Handmade oil painting on glossy paper, Framed, glass
＊Painter: ISAAC OLUWATIMILEYIN
＊Material: Oil paints, glossy paper, brushes, knife palette
* Height: 23 inches
*Width: 17 inches

Shipping info
*Framed with glass
*shipping duration 5-7 business days.

1/1 ORIGINAL PAINTING