Paintings, Printmaking and Mosaic Installations

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Yisa is thankful to Mr. Tim Nielsen for suggesting the domain name
Contact the artist at yisa@shaw.ca
About "Peace and Purpose"
Yisa started the mosaic with one glass tile and ended with 10,080 tiles in 42 vibrant colours that tell the stories of "Peace and Purpose". The story merges light with dark. Within the light you will see a dove, a flutist, a rose, and much more. You will also see a shooting star, a Chinese symbol, and a ladder or road, all indicating good things coming out of darkness. More information available on request.
Catherine Rust-Akinbolaji
Artist now makes limited edition prints of the mosaic available
Mosaic: Peace and Purpose
Size: W16' by H3.2' Äô
Medium: Glass tiles
Print size: 113/4ins by 36ins
For home or offices- Regular black frame is recommended (You may get frame from Michaels Stores, etc)
Limited edition print of 100 on archival paper signed and numbered by the artist.
Of the limited edition, numbers 2,3,4,6,7,8 are already acquired in Winnipeg on June 23. Since then, orders have been placed in both open and limited editions from other parts of Canada and the U.S.. Please note that supply on limited edition will be based on current number at the time of order.
Open edition on archival paper signed by the artist but not numbered.
call 1-204-942-7245 or email yisa@shaw.ca for online purchase.
Telephone: 1-204-942-7245
Studio: 71 Elsbury Bay, Winnipeg Manitoba
Mosaic original size: 16ft by 3.2ft
Neighbours and guests join the artist in unveiling large mosaic 'Peace and Purpose' (16ft by 3.2ft) at his residence, 71 Elsbury Bay, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He autographed prints of the mosaic for audience who gathered to take home the mosaic.
Yisa's art collectors join him in the unveiling
Guests' view art at the exhibition on the 23rd June
ONLINE PURCHASE - Please add cost of frame if required
Recent event: Yisa Akinbolaji's new works are on display at INVISIBLE DIGNITY art exhibition, which is also featuring works of Jo Cooper, Ray Dirks, Gerald Folkerts and Steve Prince.
September 22 - November 17; Mennonite Heritage Centre Gallery, Winnipeg, Canada.
John Fairbank Memorial Library, Booth College Winnipeg, Canada.