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The Crane Drawing

Murungi Julius

Uganda

Drawing, Mosaic on Wood

Size: 11.8 W x 16 H x 0.3 D in

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About The Artwork

The crane is the national symbol of the artist's home country: Uganda. It is on the national flag, the airplanes are called the cranes as well as the national soccer team. This piece is proudly dedicated to Uganda and its national bird. Like most other pieces, this one is only made out of different fibers.

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Drawing:Mosaic on Wood

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:11.8 W x 16 H x 0.3 D in

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Based a bit outside of Fort Portal, Uganda, Julius Murungi alias Art,eenyi has a small gallery together with his brother and a friend, where they produce their art pieces. The material is just outside in their garden: Banana fibers. Living in a developing country, where the unemployment rate is high, young people mostly hopeless, the chance to get a good living is low - to follow your passion and doing art, is a life changing decision. Especially as art is not known as a very life promising working field. Arteenyi, born 1995, decided to follow his passion in art, especially the art of banana fibers mosaic. With every piece made, the quality increased - nowadays to pieces like photographs.and much less with abstract fine composition for more info. check on my instagram @Julius-murungi

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