Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
11.8x11.8in
About this artwork
Zanzibar is one of those legendary destinations and was a sad place during the Arab slave trade.
The prisons are horrible, but you have to know that it existed.
The island has unfortunately changed a lot since the 1990s when they decided to build tourist hotels and an airport. Arriving there from Tanzania by boat is so magical because you can see the coral reef...
It's such a shame this place wasn't spared!
I have a second painting of the same type… and size for those who want a pair.
A frame is unnecessary because the work continues on the sides!
Bernadette Reginster-Devroede, a multifaceted artist born in Africa, uses painting, drawing, sculpture, embroidery, textiles, and porcelain, nourished by a life of travel and studies in interior design. She enjoys experimenting with oil, acrylic, and watercolor, recycles materials, and works with matter and glazing techniques to achieve depth and nuance, creating a subtle dialogue between figuration and abstraction. Her works, imbued with memory and exploration, vibrate with intimate emotions and reveal a quest for happiness, sensation, and harmony drawn from the world's plurality.
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