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Kenya: Exploration, Expression of Nature, Sensuality and Femininity

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Gilbert Ouma, who works at the Exhibits department at the National Museums of Kenya, has been using the current Covid-19 lockdown to work on a range of paintings where he explores nurture, femininity, nature and sensuality.

Heavy Heart is a monochrome painting of two young elephants standing head to head, their trunks twisted around each other in a loving way.

Some of Ouma's nature paintings have been used on greeting cards in Europe.

A collage-like painting of an elephant drinking from a large red rose is actually a statement about femininity.

Scenes of rainy streets often arouse a grey mood and Ouma achieves this in the painting Come Rain or Shine.

Source: allAfrica.com
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