West

This work is mostly influenced by dreamlike landscapes and strange spaces. In my work art, the African landscapes becomes a game. The playing is influenced by the things I see around Africa in landscapes. The spaces I create can be viewed upside down and right up.

Without trees, we will not have fresh air and oxygen to keep nature safe.

Raymond Fuyana

West

2019

Oil on canvas

ID: In the middle, a window of a landscape with a tree on top of cracked, dry soil with crumbling bricks wall on either side. Flying bricks are going toward the gray mountains against a white sky. A person is standing on the ceiling and looking outwards. In the lower left corner, a Stoneman tosses a box in his hand, with a crow on his head. Across from the crow, there is a yellow smiley face, trying to get inside of the house. Some planks are floating with a pair of shoes on top of a plank. The upper right corner has a chair in pieces on the ceiling with a white rope trailing below. In the lower right corner, another chair in pieces with white rope next to two columns. In the upper left corner, there is a red/yellow box.