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`Bird Boy Syndrome` by Notorious Surrealist Pioneer Ras Steyn - Original Pen and Ink Diary Sketch
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Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Medium
Ink
Style
Surrealism
Subject
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'Bird Boy Syndrome' Notorious Surrealist Pioneer Ras Steyn [MFA]
Original Pen & Ink Diary Sketch (Own a Bona Fide Page of my Diary
A Real Special Opportunity to Own Original Concept Sketches
Hand-Signed & Certified (CoA)
A great deal of my visual output reflects my concern about the silent eradication of South African myths and traditional legends.
Southern African culture and ancient tribes, some nomadic and others dominant in specific regions, have provided a modicum of magical metaphoric tales worthy of crucial preservation for future inquisitive minds.
Moreover, I like to think of my visual art as contemporary archetypes or abstracted rituals that aim to incite new stories
- they are Southern African-Futurist Folklore Visions and Neo-Legends trying to root themselves. [Ras Steyn: 19/06/2019]
