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OP: #OkoloOliver discovered passion for art early in life. Drawing has always been a great deal for him, after graduating from Caritas University Enugu where he studied human resource management. His search for a more creative atmosphere that would satisfy his artistic desires and growth is ever driven by his passion for art. He has participated in exhibition such as LIMCAF, art for development 2018 and went on to have his debut solo exhibition titled "SHADES" at TheCubeCafe maitama Abuja.

As an artist, I feel light is what gives meaning to everything we see around us. It is light that defines the forms and shadows that create the illusion of beauty in all the art we see.

My subject matter is mostly the human figure; I enjoy representing this through a classical method of drawing like the old masters. — Okolo.pb.studio

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i.c.: Okolo.pb.studio, IG Okolo_Oliver, Artsy

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