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Noah Bugingo
Rwanda
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- Prizewinner
- Residency Participant
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 19.7x13in
About this artwork
It is said that a loaded bicycle when it is going downhill, can have a higher speed.
Riders who carry things on bicycles round here, they forget about brakes, they ride like they are racing. Sometimes nobody wants to press the brake because of speed. He always wonder why no one is slowing down when they are going downhill.
IMPORTANT DETAILS
Ready to ship and to hang.
Packaging: the painting will be professionally packaged between 2 sheets of plywood… to protect the top side and bottom side of the painting after wrapping it within papers and foam. Then finally covered it with thick cardboard.
ORDER PROCESSING TIME
Painting dispatch within 2 working business days.
Riders who carry things on bicycles round here, they forget about brakes, they ride like they are racing. Sometimes nobody wants to press the brake because of speed. He always wonder why no one is slowing down when they are going downhill.
IMPORTANT DETAILS
Ready to ship and to hang.
Packaging: the painting will be professionally packaged between 2 sheets of plywood… to protect the top side and bottom side of the painting after wrapping it within papers and foam. Then finally covered it with thick cardboard.
ORDER PROCESSING TIME
Painting dispatch within 2 working business days.
Noah Bugingo
Rwanda
Credentials
- Established Artist
- Prizewinner
- Residency Participant
- Works on commission
« I focus on whatever brings positive energy through representing my hardworking society. »
Noah Bugingo is an award-winning artist based in Rwanda whose paintings have been exhibited nationally. Through his works, he explores themes relating to rural Africa and its people, as well as animals and nature. Fusing impressionism with cubism and realism, Bugingo's distinctive style is translated via acrylics on canvas.
