Children in Conflict – Angola
In August 2006 I travelled to Angola, southern Africa, with the international development agency Christian Aid to visit post conflict projects funded by the charity and see for myself the issues faced by millions of young people living in this war torn country. I spent time in the capital Luanda, and a remote region in the south west called Mavinga, during which time we were living in a satin lined mud hut, welcomed and hospitably looked after by people with very little means at their disposal, whose lives had been ravaged by years of war. As a fund raising exercise I collaborated with designer Nicole Farhi in the creation of shirts for sale using the fabric designs I created for use in the paintings.
View the paintings
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View workArsenal
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View workMine
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View workShanty
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View workBridge
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View workBrother 1
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View workBrother 2
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View workBush
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View workCountry
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View workTown
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View workVillage
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View workWater
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View workFootball Fabric
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View workMine Fabric
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View workMother/Child Fabric
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View workOil Rig Fabric
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View workAngola Soldier
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View workAngola Village
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View workAngola Village (Inkjet)
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Ariyon Bakare models Keane/Farhi shirt for Angola