Ade A Black Hole Star

Artist Interview: Discover the creative journey of Ade A an Artist from United Kingdom

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Art House online gallery is delighted to interview Ade A, an Artist located in United Kingdom, Discover the Artist source of inspiration in this interview.

When it comes to your art, explain what you do in 100 words:

– I picked up my first oil brush at 12, and I haven’t stopped creating since. I am a self-taught artist driven by instinct, emotion, and a deep love for all forms of art – especially music- I use my work to translate feelings into colour, rhythm into shape.
My creative journey began with oils but has since expanded into acrylics, ink and mixed media – each piece an experiment in texture, mood, and freedom. No rules. Just raw expression.

-What project are you working on now?  I am currently experimenting drawings with ink and paint markers. I love it cos i get very creative with shapes and colours.

-Why do you do what you do?

I do art cos it is in my DNA, I love art, crafts, music, poetry, sculpture and everything creative.

-How has your practice changed over time?

As I am a self taught artist I have basically watched and follow techniques and ways of work of other artists, and in doing that it felt almost like I was doing copycats, but then I understood that I had to find my own style and ways to express art and the beauty of colours, and that’s when i stopped following rules written in books or tutorials and I just let my paint brush be led by my heart.

-What is your strongest childhood memory?

My strongest childhood memory linked to art is when for the first time my dad brought me to buy art and painting supplies. I was mesmerized by the sight of all the things they had in that shop and dreaming of what beautiful things I could create.

-Do you make a living off of your art?

I unfortunately don’t make a living off my art but it’s one of my dreams of all times.

-What is your dream creative project?

My dream creative project is to have my paintings/artworks exposed in a real art gallery.

-What’s the most indispensable item in your studio/practice?

Paper, and old rugs. it can get messy!

-What is the best piece of advice you’ve ever been given?

It s an advice I gave to myself: do art cos you love it, don’t let anyone tell you you aren’t good enough for it.

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