Hilton Edwards Abstract Art Painting - cityscape Gallery Retail R4 000

  HILTON EDWARDS (SA, 1966 -)

'FROM MY JOZI SERIES'

ACRYLIC MIXED MEDIA ON ART PAPER 

HAND SIGNED BY ARTIST 

PAINTING SIZE : 29CM X 42CM (A3)

MINT CONDITION

UNFRAMED

As a child and teenager, I visited the vibrant streets of Johannesburg, enchanted by its energy and spirit. My journey as an abstract artist has been deeply rooted in these memories. The "My Jozi Series" is a heartfelt tribute to the city that shaped me. Each piece in this collection captures my love for Johannesburg, reflecting its dynamic essence and ever-evolving landscape.

Johannesburg, once known as the "City of Gold," has transformed over the years. The bustling metropolis that once glittered with promise now faces challenges, with parts of it becoming derelict and plagued by crime and illegal immigration. Despite these changes, my affection for Jozi remains unwavering. Through my art, I aim to evoke the spirit of the city as I remember it, while acknowledging its present-day realities.

"My Jozi Series" is not just a collection of artworks; it's a narrative of nostalgia, transformation, and resilience. It is an invitation to see Johannesburg through my eyes and to feel the profound connection I have with this remarkable city.

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Hilton Edwards is a well-known Abstract Artist from South Africa. His artistic style combines modernity and abstraction, using bold colours and dynamic compositions. His works evoke energy and movement, inviting viewers to explore their own imagination. Hilton skillfully manipulates texture, colour, and finishes to express his artistic vision. He has exhibited his art internationally and been featured in publications, establishing himself as an influential figure in the abstract art scene. Beyond his art, Hilton is passionate about African Culture and Vedic Philosophy. His captivating artworks can be found in private and corporate collections locally and internationally. He continues to create thought-provoking abstract art and remains a prominent figure in South Africa's Abstract Art landscape.