Adamma series 4 (beautiful daughter) Print

Gloria Eberechukwu Mmaduako, was born October 1994. She is a dedicated full-time studio artist hailing from Nigeria, is firmly rooted in Abuja. Her artistic repertoire primarily revolves around the masterful use of oil, acrylic paint, and charcoal. Gloria's artistic journey commenced with the acquisition of a National Diploma (ND) in general arts from the Institute of Management and Technology (IMT) in 2015, followed by a triumphant pursuit of a B.A. degree in Fine and Applied Arts from the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) in 2019. In her artistic journey, she find my true dedication in the vibrant interplay of color and thematic expression. Exploring profound concepts like human connection, spirituality, and the evolution of conflicts, she weave together timeless and contemporary narratives to foster ongoing dialogue with her audience. The symbolism of leaves in her paintings is deeply rooted in nature's ability to shed the old and embrace the new. Much like how leaves provide shade and birth new ones, life offers us opportunities for transformation and renewal. Leaves symbolize life, fertility, optimism, and boundless growth.