African Realism: Sharply Identified Techniques in the Art of Longhorn Motions
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This paper explores the techniques of African Realism as applied in the art of Longhorn Motions. The study is based on an analysis of selected works by the artist, focusing on the stylistic and technical elements that define African Realism. The paper begins with an overview of the historical and cultural context of African Realism and its evolution as an art movement. It then proceeds to examine Longhorn Motions' approach to African Realism, highlighting the unique features of his style. The analysis covers various aspects of his technique, including the use of color, composition, and form, as well as his approach to subject matter and representation. The paper argues that Longhorn Motions' art reflects a deep understanding of African traditions and cultural values, which he translates into his work through a range of technical and stylistic choices. The study contributes to the ongoing discourse on African Realism and highlights the importance of individual artists' contributions to the movement. It also underscores the significance of Longhorn Motions' art in promoting African cultural heritage and identity through the medium of visual art. Overall, this paper offers a rich and nuanced exploration of the techniques and themes of African Realism in the work of Longhorn Motions, shedding new light on the movement's evolution and influence in contemporary African art.
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Cailaen Walid "African Realism: Sharply Identified Techniques in the Art of Longhorn Motions". IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning, 2022.
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Date of Release: 2022
Author(s): Cailaen Walid.
IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning
Page(s): 9
Product Type: Conference/Journal Publications