Marshal Nwauwa (born 1972) in Oguta Imo State, Nigeria. As a student of Public Administration at the University of Calabar, Marshal was already a practicing artist, honing his now recognized skills at the Curio Studio Surulere, Lagos, Nigeria. His works are a detailed tour of unspoken realities surrounding the daily life of ordinary people negotiating their way around dreams and...
Marshal Nwauwa (born 1972) in Oguta Imo State, Nigeria. As a student of Public Administration at the University of Calabar, Marshal was already a practicing artist, honing his now recognized skills at the Curio Studio Surulere, Lagos, Nigeria. His works are a detailed tour of unspoken realities surrounding the daily life of ordinary people negotiating their way around dreams and drudgery, hopes and disappointments of another day. Marshal's color works place him highly amongst the colorists. A self taught artist, Marshall has worked with some of the continent's most celebrated artists like Sam Ovraiti, Olu Ajayi, Pita Ohiwerei, and others. His works are on display across Nigeria and several galleries in Europe and America. He has participated in over 20 group exhibitions and a solo. His works are on display across Nigeria and several galleries in Europe and America.
Marshall Nwauwa
A path stretches endlessly, flanked by trees ablaze in brilliant colour reds, golds, greensall guiding the eye toward a distant vanishing point. Where Colours Meet the Horizon draws you into a dreamlike journey, where nature's palette dances with depth and perspective. It's not just a landscape, it's an invitation to wander, wonder, and lose yourself in beauty that never quite ends.
Marshall Nwauwa
Empty boats float gently, unclaimed by hands but heavy with unseen stories. Adrift in Stillness captures a quiet moment on open water where presence is felt through absence. The sea, vast and calm, cradles these boats like forgo Men dreams, waiting for the wind, or perhaps, a new beginning.
Marshall Nwauwa
A symphony in black and white five abstract pieces, each pulsing with rhythm, mystery, and motion. Amid the flowing forms, two hint at guitar-like shapes, as if the canvas is strumming its own silent tune. Monochrome Riffs explores sound without noise, movement without figures, and feeling beyond form. It's jazz in paint raw, improvised, and soul-deep.
