Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 8.3K If you love art, brace yourself for the amazing work by Chukes. But before we share the stunning visuals with you, here is a little about the man behind the magic hands. Chukes Art Biography Chukes was born in USA, Vallejo, California. His family later left Vallego and moved to San Jose, California, and that is where he began his artistic journey. Born as the son of a fashion designer Chukes went on to work as a professional artist for over 35 years. However, It was in his fifth grade when he first touched clay. More Articles You Would Love South Africa’s Craig Jacobs Presents The Look Book For The Vuwani | Rise, the SS17 Collection The 1st Model To Walk Victoria’s Secret Runway With Natural Hair, Maria, Is Now Putting African Fashion On Blast According to him, it was a magical experience. He beautiful describes it in the following words. “It was like being reacquainted with an old friend; I knew just what to do with it and the first sculpture I created was of a human head. My teacher was so impressed that he paraded my sculpture around all the classrooms. I never forgot that feeling because it wasn’t me that was the center of attention, it was what I created that captivated the audience.” The Birth Of His Sculptures Despite this magical experience, it was only after Chukes left college in 1984 without a degree that motivated him to become a professional sculptor. He took 9 years to better himself, master, and understand the nature of clay to create the artistic visions that consumed much of my thoughts. He would soon go on to exhibit his sculptures in renowned local art festivals and art events. With perseverance and determination, he continued to challenge himself as an artist. His main goal was to use his artistic skills to educate and inform all people of the beauty and creative energy we possess as a human race. Success Was Destined His work is now exhibited and collected in prominent galleries, museums, college institutions, and private collections worldwide, as well as by countless noted art collectors. His sculptures and paintings have been published in several books and magazines, as well as featured in television and movies. Womens Strength To Medusa What we at FashionGHANA.com have learned to love most about his beautiful designs is the stunning depiction of the African beauty features and the powerful embracement of Medusa-like decorations. Chukes has never mentioned Medusa as an influence, but he has been consistent with his enthusiasm for the strength of women. Take away the negative tonations and branding of Medusa, she is one to be recognized in the historical field of powerful women. For now, enjoy his work below. [sociallocker id=”98575″] [/sociallocker] Read More Like This On Outside Africa Culture & Art UPCOMING TOP EVENTS! VIEW ALL EVENTS AFRICAS BIGGEST FASHION WEEK IS HERE!Click Here To Submit stories Email: [email protected] or HashTag #FashionGHANA African women sculptureschukeschukes artsculpturersculptures Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail Abigail Oluwakemi I'm a fashion stylist turned blogger, I hope you love my work. More For You #HOTSHOTS: “I’M AFRICAN, OF COURSE I KIPETAKA!” Editorial Shoot Paying Homage To The... #HOTSHOTS: Sholtz Ruberto’s ‘Desert Storm’ Look: A Magnificent Editorial Depiction for A Lady... VIDEO: Award Winning Designer Abigail Boison Of Style By Magbrien To Represent Ghana... VIDEO: KIPETAKE – The Official Name For The Spiral Braids Trend Originating From... VIDEO: Office Of Diaspora Affairs Spend Ghanaian Tax Dollars To Give Kai Cenat... CULTURE SHOCK ISSUE Unveiled: Redefining the Narrative Of African Style With Groundbreaking Editorials VIDEO: Burna Boy’s Fashion Stylist Tries To Stop Him From Throwing His Expensive... #OOTD: Tanzania’s Nandy’s Mesmerizing Elegance Is Undoubtedly Red-Carpet Symphony in Black Moscow Fashion Week Embraces Designers From Around The African Continent PICS: See How Adut Akech’s Beauty Elevated The 96th Academy Awards/Oscars Red Carpet Leave a Comment Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.