Untitled - Harouna Ouedraogo (1981)
Untitled
by Harouna Ouedraogo
2020
Unique work
Hand-signed by artist
Good condition
Invoice from our gallery
Oil on paper
Height x Width x Depth
65 x 50x 0.1 cm
Not framed
Harouna Ouedraogo was born in 1981 in Ouahigouya, in the north of Burkina Faso.
He began painting in 2000 then started art studies at Inafac (National Institute for artistic and cultural training) in Ouagadougou for three years. A creator with an expressive and unique style, Harouna experiments with both abstraction and figuration with freedom and rich colors.
Few words of the artist:
"Building, deconstructing, reconstructing are actions that I often use in my work with an illogical search for line and form".
Untitled
by Harouna Ouedraogo
2020
Unique work
Hand-signed by artist
Good condition
Invoice from our gallery
Oil on paper
Height x Width x Depth
65 x 50x 0.1 cm
Not framed
Harouna Ouedraogo was born in 1981 in Ouahigouya, in the north of Burkina Faso.
He began painting in 2000 then started art studies at Inafac (National Institute for artistic and cultural training) in Ouagadougou for three years. A creator with an expressive and unique style, Harouna experiments with both abstraction and figuration with freedom and rich colors.
Few words of the artist:
"Building, deconstructing, reconstructing are actions that I often use in my work with an illogical search for line and form".
Untitled
by Harouna Ouedraogo
2020
Unique work
Hand-signed by artist
Good condition
Invoice from our gallery
Oil on paper
Height x Width x Depth
65 x 50x 0.1 cm
Not framed
Harouna Ouedraogo was born in 1981 in Ouahigouya, in the north of Burkina Faso.
He began painting in 2000 then started art studies at Inafac (National Institute for artistic and cultural training) in Ouagadougou for three years. A creator with an expressive and unique style, Harouna experiments with both abstraction and figuration with freedom and rich colors.
Few words of the artist:
"Building, deconstructing, reconstructing are actions that I often use in my work with an illogical search for line and form".