Toronto based Ekow Nimako is an internationally exhibiting artist who works with only black LEGO blocks. He crafts futuristic and whimsical sculptures from this iconic medium. Rooted in his childhood hobby and intrinsic creativity, Nimako’s formal arts education and background as a lifelong multidisciplinary artist inform his process and signature aesthetic.
His fluid building style, coupled with the Afrofuturistic themes of his work, beautifully transcend the geometric medium to embody organic and fantastical silhouettes. His sculptures are inspired by a mix of history and imagination.
Wall Art
Wall Art in itself can be a true added value. Here I watched a wall in the city of Domburg, Zeeland, The Netherlands. The palette of the baked clay brick tones is impressive in itself. It is where the art of the wall meets and merge with wall art.
On our way to Spring
And we’re on our way to spring. This pink tulip palette shows us the direction where we heading to. Yes, indeed, towards a new coming season, that of spring. The colour composition of pink, green and black tells the story.
Destiny
Sometimes it is clear in life what is gonna happen and where destiny is determined. This picture is called destiny. Being an apple, banana or orange, I should be slightly worried about the juice can beside me. Sometimes it is good though that not everything is clear for everyone in advance. Happy New Year.
Jane and Hope
Interview met een bijzondere vrouw, gelardeerd met een treffende selectie van film-fragmenten. Jane Goodall (1934) is een van ’s werelds bekendste primatologen. Halverwege de jaren 80 besloot ze zich te concentreren op het vergroten van bewustwording rond natuurbehoud en klimaatverandering.
Kruf Huyssons 