“A self portrait”
“The orange sky”
“It’s a space ship” 🛸 #space
“Natures and Machines” #nature #machine #art
"La sortie"
A portrait of Post Malone
Atlanta Braves: OutKast Night
BAZA BANA
Untitled
Untitled
Untitled
Untitled work
Labor
The Protector
FREEDOM
C'est Notre Terre
The Boy’s Moon
Portrait of @liluzivert
Love In The Timer for War book cover
Love In The Timer for War book cover
Coco and Sofia
Mayor of Atlanta,m, Andre Dickens, and Bailey Dickens.
The Play Ground
La Ville d’Atlanta
The street
“Too big in the eyes of people”
Music Factory
Mazari world
Les habitants
Untitled
Le Trou 🕳
Le Dimanche
The Tree Flowers
Untitled
The New Guy
SCAD DAY
Les Trois Mousquetaires
Demi
God’s office
Sci-fi Nightmare
Romance Nightmare
RED
Trav
Blssd
Custis blue
J O
Juice
Jyoung
I’m Only Human
Laisser nos petits rois
BOYCAT
Observe
MANGA
The Author
Neutral
Ray Charles and Jamie Foxx
Ying and Yang
Control you
The man with the weird mask
Me
Out
Isolé
Adult
Child
Untitled
Untitled
Van Gough
Scribbe Lisa
The scribble girl with the pearl earring
Me
Motherland
Agua
Kim
Jazz
Jack
kings
 Django
BAZA BANA
Madam Nina Simone
Too close
Untitled
War
Untitled
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Water birds
Water bird
Water flower
Water woman
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Idea
Ups and downs
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The other word
The two words
“A self portrait”
“The orange sky”
“It’s a space ship” 🛸 #space
“Natures and Machines” #nature #machine #art
"La sortie"
A portrait of Post Malone
Atlanta Braves: OutKast NightThis artwork is a collaboration with the Atlanta Braves that captures the spirit of this special event that celebrated the iconic music duo OutKast. I utilized a black a n d white color scheme with yellow highlights to create a visually striking composition. The monochromatic palette pays homage to the timeless style of OutKast while the vibrant pops of yellow add energy and vibrancy to the piece.As part of the festivities, the Braves offered a limited edition bobblehead featuring Big Boi and André 3000 donning Braves gear and riding in a red Cadillac to the first 15,000 fans inside Trust Park.This unique collectible was eagerly sought after by fans, resulting in long lines outside Truist Park comparable to the excitement of World Series games in 2021, according to the Journal-Constitution The incredible turnout for OutKast Night is reflected in the attendance record of 43.216 people (via Trust Park official Twitter account).making it the third-highest in Trust Park history. The enthusiasm and support from fans showcased the deep connection between Atlanta's vibrant music scene and its beloved sports teams.Through this artwork, Iaimed to capture the synergy between the Atlanta Braves, OutKast, and their dedicated fans. It is a testament to the cultural impact and unity that music and sports can bring to a city.Atlanta Braves: OutKast Nightacrylic on canvas72" ×84"
BAZA BANA"BAZA BANA" is the first artwork from the series titled "Little Kings" and serves as a poignant tribute to the plight of Congolese children living in child labor.The focal point of the painting is a captivating portrait of a Congolese boy, his eyes filled with a sense of longing and vulnerability. Through this portraval, Iseek to draw attention to the harsh reality faced by many children in the Democratic Republic of Congo, who are forced into labor at a young age.The title, "BAZA BANA," translates to "Help me" in Lingala, a language spoken in parts of Congo. It serves as a poignant plea from the young boy, urging viewers to acknowledge the challenges faced by children caught in the cycle of child labor.The use of acrylic paints brings vibrancy and depth to the painting, capturing the emotions and essence of the young boy's struggle. The contrasting colors and brushstrokes evoke a sense of urgency and compassion, urging viewers to take notice and empathize with the circumstancesthesechildrenendure.BAZA BANAAcrylic on canvas72" × 36"
UntitledIn this particular piece from the "Little Kings" series, the boy's back is turned towards the viewers, offering a sense of anonymity and privacy. This positioning invites contemplation and empathy, allowing viewers to connect with the boy's experience and reflect on the injustices faced by children in the Congo D.R.C.Using acrylic paints, the artist skillfully brings the portrait to life, incorporating vibrant colors, nuanced details, and textures that evoke a sense of depth and emotion. The juxtaposition of the crown and tattoos serves as a visual metaphor, highlighting the complexity ofthe boy's identity and the resilience he possesses.
UntitledAs another addition to the "Little King" series, these poignant portraits of a C o n g o l e s e c h i l d r e n a d o r n e d w i t h a c r o w n is on the subject matter of child labor in the Congo. As well as painting a collective narrative that urges viewers to confront the harsh realities of child labor and work towards creating a brighter future for the "Little Kings" of the Congo D.R.C.Untitled workAcrylic on panel40" × 26"
Untitled This captivating artwork pays tribute to the resilience and strength of Congolese children living in the Democratic Republic of Congo (D.R.C) and enduring the hardships of child labor.The focal point of the painting is a portrait of a Congolese boy, hispresence commanding attention and evoking a sense of dignity. Adorning his head is a crown, symbolizing his inherent worth andpotential. On the left side of his face, intricate tattoos shaped like a Congolese mask add a layer of cultural symbolism, representing the rich heritageandidentitythatthesechildrencarrywiththemdespitetheir circumstances.Untitled workAcrylic on canvas 28" × 28"
Untitled work As part of the "Little Kings" series, this artwork aims to shed light on the harsh realities faced by children living in the Congo D.R.C and experiencing child labor. Each painting within the series tells a unique story, capturing the spirit and struggles of these young individuals.The absence of a title invites viewers to engage with the artwork and connect with the emotions and narratives depicted.With this series, my intention was keep a lot of the elements consistent but change parts of it to prevent it from being monotonous. For this one, on the right side of his face, intricate tattoos shaped like a Congolese mask add a layer of cultural symbolism, representing the rich heritage and identity that these children carry with them despite their circumstances.Through this painting, Iaim to honor the experiences of the children affected by child labor in the Congo. By highlighting the boy's regal presence and incorporating elements of Congolese culture, the artwork serves as a visual representation oftheir resilience, strength, and unwavering spirit.Untitled workAcrylic on canvas30" × 24"
Labor This artwork stands as a powerful tribute to the unwavering resilience and determination of the young individuals who endure unimaginable circumstances in the Congo DRC It captures the stark contrast between the vibrant, youthful energy emanating from the boys and the challenging, hazardous environment in which they find themselves. It serves as a poignant visual indictment of the harsh realities these children face, highlighting the stark disparity between their potential and the arduous labor they are forced to undertake."Labor" prompts us to reflect on the ethical implications of child labor and the urgent need for change. It calls upon viewers to recognize the human cost behind the products we consume and to take action towards creating a more equitable and just world.Laboracrylic on panel64" × 73"
The ProtectorThis painting serves as a symbolic representation of the harsh and unjust labor endured by children in the mines, whose contributions shape the construction of major cities.In this artwork, Iconvey the profound connection between human exploitation and the natural world. The painting depicts a figure, perhaps a child laborer, positioned as a guardian or protector amidst a backdrop of disrupted landscapes. T h ejuxtaposition of the figure's presence with the environmental devastation underscores the interconnectednessbetweentheexploitationofchildrenandthe fragile ecosystems affected by these practices.The Protectoracrylic on canvas34.5" × 87"
FREEDOM"Freedom" is an awe-inspiring painting that portrays a group of Congolese boys gracefully soaring through the sky, surrounded by ethereal blue clouds. Each boy wears a crown, signifying their inherent worth and dignity, while tattoos shaped like Congolese masks adorn one side of their faces.The artwork also serves as a poignant exploration of the stark contrast between the boundless freedom and dreams of these young individuals and the harsh realities they face in their daily lives as child laborers contributing to the construction of major cities worldwide.Through "Freedom," Iam honoring the indomitable resilience and unwavering spirit of these children, transcending their challenging circumstances and reaching for a brighter future. The expansive blue clouds symbolize hope, aspiration, and the potential for transformation and liberation.FreedomAcrylic, Spray paint on panel94" × 50"
C'est Notre Terre"C'est Notre Terre" serves as a reminder of the profound impact of mining activities on the land and the lives of the Congolese people.The title, which translates to "This is Our Land," emphasizes their connection to the land and their collective stake in its resources.The painting portrays Mama Natali and her son, King, who belong to a family of artisanal miners. These workers engage in the manual extraction of metals in illegal or semi regulated mining sites, contributing up to 30% of the Congo's cobalt production.l am shining a light on the challenging realities faced by these families as they navigate their daily lives. In the painting, Mama Natali and king are depicted as determined and resilient individuals, bravely climbing the embankments of a Chinese-owned mine before the security guards arrive. Their actions symbolize the tireless pursuit of cobalt, a crucial mineral with far-reaching implications.C'est Notre TerreSpray paint, acrylic on panel40" × 26"
The Boy’s Moon
Portrait of @liluzivert
Love In The Timer for War book cover
Love In The Timer for War book cover
Coco and SofiaThis artwork was created specifically for the Atlanta Open Tennis Art charity auction in 2022 and features two prominent tennis players, Coco Gauff a n d Sofia Kenin.The painting captures the essence and energy of these talented athletes, showcasing their determination and skill on the tennis court.As an art piece created for a charity auction, "Coco and Sofia" not only celebrates the achievements of these remarkable athletes but also serves a greater purpose of supporting a charitable cause. The auction provided an opportunity for tennis enthusiasts and art collectors to acquire a unique artwork while contributing to a worthy organization or initiative.The inclusion of Coco Gauff and Sofia Kenin, two highly accomplished tennis players, adds a layer of significance to the painting. Their a c h i e v e m e n t s a n d i m p a c t in t h e w o r l d of t e n n i s h a v e m a d e t h e m r o l e models for aspiring athletes and fans alike. By capturing their likeness and spirit on canvas, "Coco and Sofia" pays tribute to their contributions to the sport and serves as an inspiration for future generations.Coco and SofiaAcrylic on canvas48" × 30"
Mayor of Atlanta,m, Andre Dickens, and Bailey Dickens.This painting showcases Mayor Andre Dickens, a prominent figure in the city of Atlanta, embracing his daughter, Bailey Dickens, symbolizing the nurturing role of a father and the guidance he provides.The play of light and shadow in the artwork adds depth and dimension, emphasizing the significance of this relationship. The interplay of lightrepresents hope, optimism, and the aspirations a father instills in his child, while the shadows allude to the challenges and complexities theymay face together.This painting serves as a celebration of fatherhood and the profound impact a positive male role model can have on a child's life. It invitesviewers to contemplate the universal theme of guidance, nurturing, and the important role fathers play in shaping the future generation.Mayor of Atlanta, Andre Dickens, a n d Bailey DickensAcrylic on canvas 48" × 30"
The Play GroundThe Play GroundMedium:Acrylic on canvas.Dimensions:12" x 8" x 3"Artwork for Sale:YesPrice:$300.00Year Completed:2022Primary Discipline:PaintingArt in Public Places:No
La Ville d’AtlantaDescription:In this particular artwork, I present the vibrant city of Atlanta through the lens of an African foreigner, infusing it with my unique perspective and cultural background.This masterpiece was meticulously created during a live painting session at the exclusive private birthday celebration of Mayor Andre Dickens, held at the prestigious WADDI Gallery. The electric atmosphere of the event served as a rich source of inspiration, enabling m e to capture the essenceof Atlanta's pulsating energy and diverse cultural fabric.Through a harmonious fusion of bold brushstrokes and meticulous attention to detail, "La Ville 'Atlanta" reveals the city's architectural marvels, bustling streets, and bustling cityscape. By deliberately playing with light and shadow, Iseek to highlight the city's dynamic nature, encapsulating both its soaring achievements and the hidden corners where untold stories reside.As an African artist, Ibring a unique perspective to this artwork, infusing it with elements of my cultural heritage and personal experiences. This fusion creates a visual narrative that not only showcases the beauty andgrandeur of Atlanta but also challenges conventional narratives and celebrates the cultural diversity that enriches the city.La Ville d'AtlantaAcrylic on canvas 150" ×60"
The street Medium:Acrylic on canvasDimensions:12" x 8" x 3"Artwork for Sale:YesPrice:$300.00Year Completed:2022Primary Discipline:PaintingArt in Public Places:No
“Too big in the eyes of people”This captivating artwork features an oversized representation of Nike Red October shoes placed at the center of a basketball court. The black andwhite composition aims to convey the concept of scale and perception, highlighting how certain objects or symbols can have a larger-than-life presence in society.The choice of the iconic Nike Red October shoes adds an additional laver of symbolism, representing the immense impact of popular culture and consumerism on individuals. By exaggerating the size of the shoes, the painting metaphorically explores how certain products or trends can overshadow other aspects of life and distort our sense of scale.The basketball court setting further emphasizes the role of sports and athletic brands in shaping societal perceptions, prompting viewers to reflect on the influence of consumer culture and its overwhelming presence in our lives. Through its monochromatic palette, the artwork focuses on size and perception, encouraging viewers to contemplate their own experiences with the influence of popular culture."Too big in the eyes of people"Acrylic on canvas 108" ×60"
Le Prisonnier #103Medium:Acrylic on canvasDimensions:40" x 12" x 3"Artwork for Sale:YesPrice:$700.00Year Completed:2022Primary Discipline:PaintingArt in Public Places:No
La Prisonnière #101Medium:Acrylic on canvasDimensions:48" x 12" x 3"Artwork for Sale:YesPrice:$700.00Year Completed:2022Primary Discipline:PaintingArt in Public Places:No
Le Prisonnier #102Medium:Acrylic on canvasDimensions:48" x 12" x 3"Artwork for Sale:YesPrice:$700.00Year Completed:2022Primary Discipline:PaintingArt in Public Places:No
Music Factory "Music Factory" serves as a visual representation of music production in the 21st century. This painting celebrates the artistry and technicalprowess required to create music in the modern era. It recognizes the transformative power of technology in shaping the music industry and itsability to bring people together through the universal language of music.The figure in black attire and mask represents a sense of mystery and intrigue, reflecting the transformative and transcendent power of music.It is also a node to one of Atlanta's biggest pop culture moments in recent years. It captures the essence of Kanye West and his iconic locker room studio at the Mercedes-Benz stadium during his DONDA album listening experience run.Ultimately, this painting serves as a tribute to the creative process and the boundless possibilities that arise when artists merge their unique perspectives with the technological advancements of the 21st century. It invites viewers to embark on their own artisticjourneys, inspired by the fearless and pioneering spirit exemplified by Kanye West and the "DONDA" experience in Atlanta.Music FactoryAcrylic on canvas 108" ×60"
Mazari worldIt portrays a captivating and imaginative scene depicting a creator immersed in his own world. The artwork captures the essence of VilleMazari, a visionary artist living in his own realm of creativity and imagination. The painting depicts Ville Mazari as a dynamic figure, fullyengrossed in the act of creation.The composition immerses viewers into Ville Mazari's world, offering a glimpse into his inner thoughts and unique perspective. The use ofacrylic paint adds texture and depth to the artwork, enhancing the visual impact and capturing the energy and passion that drives Ville Mazari's artistic endeavors."Ville Mazari" is a testament to the ability of art to transport us to new realms and inspire us to explore the boundaries of our own creativity. It celebrates the joy and fulfillment that can be found in embracing one's own unique vision and living in a world of endless artistic possibilities.Ville MAZARIAcrylic on canvas 108" ×60"
Les habitantsLes habitants. By Raphael Bahindwa. Series: light and shadow.
UntitledUntitled by Raphael Bahindwa. Series: light and shadow.
Le Trou 🕳Le Trou 🕳 By Raphael Bahindwa. Series: light and shadow.
Le DimancheFamily church series: light and shadow
The Tree Flowers Acrylic on canvas
Untitled Acrylic on panels
The New Guy Acrylic on canvas
SCAD DAYAcrylic on canvas
Les Trois MousquetairesAcrylic on canvas
DemiRaphael and Herok’s collaboration. Acrylic on canvas
God’s office
Sci-fi Nightmare RAPHAEL BAHINDWA X HEROK. Acrylic on canvas.
Romance NightmareRAPHAEL BAHINDWA X HEROK. Acrylic on canvas.
RED Acrylic on canvas
TravTrav by Raphael Bahindwa ( @r.b.drawing )Series : Colorful life.acrylic on canvas
Blssdblssd by Raphael bahindwa ( @r.b.drawing ) Series: colorful life. @blssd4l📸 @thisisatlanta.studioacrylic on canvas
Custis blueCustis blue by Raphael Bahindwa ( @r.b.drawing ) series colorful life.acrylic on canvas
J OJ O by Raphael bahindwa ( @r.b.drawing ) Series: colorful life. @joanne.yc 📸 @thisisatlanta.studioacrylic on canvas
JuiceJuice. By Raphael bahindwa ( @r.b.drawing ). Series: colorful life of legends. Acrylic on canvas.
JyoungJyoung by (Raphael Bahindwa) series: colorful life. Acrylic and spray paint on canvas
I’m Only HumanAcrylic on canvas
Laisser nos petits rois Laisser nos petits rois (Leave our little kings). By Raphael Bahindwa. Acrylic on canvas.
BOYCATAcrylic on canvas
ObserveObserve. Series: MANGA. By Raphael Bahindwa. Acrylic on canvas.
MANGA
The Author
Neutral
Ray Charles and Jamie Foxx Ray Charles and Jamie Foxx By Raphael Bahindwa. Acrylic on canvas
Ying and Yang
Control you
The man with the weird mask
Me
Out
Isolé
Adult
Child
Untitled
Untitled
Van Gough
Scribbe Lisa
The scribble girl with the pearl earring The scribble girl with the pearl earring. By Raphael bahindwa.
Me
Motherland
Agua
Kim
Jazz
Jack
kings
 Django
BAZA BANA
Madam Nina Simone
Too close
Untitled
War
Untitled
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Untitled
Water birds
Water bird
Water flower
Water woman
Untitled
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Idea
Ups and downs
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The other word
The two words
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