West Africa 2000-2011

Artwork celebrating cultural diversity, inspired by travels to Guinea, West Africa to live among the Malinké people. Proceeds of art sales to assist with village projects.

Nungua Fishing Village

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Nungua Fishing Village - 2002. 18x24” watercolor on Arches cold press paper. Nungua is a village located on the coast of Ghana, not far from the capital city Accra. I visited there in 2001 to study music. Each morning, I would walk past the place where the fishermen would set out with their large wooden boats into the often rough sea, and haul in their catch in wide nets.

Nungua Fishing Village

2002. 18x24” watercolor on Arches cold press paper. Nungua is a village located on the coast of Ghana, not far from the capital city Accra. I visited there in 2001 to study music. Each morning, I would walk past the place where the fishermen would set out with their large wooden boats into the often rough sea, and haul in their catch in wide nets.

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“Nungua Fishing Village” - 24 x 18 in. (61 x 46 cm), Watercolor and pencil on Arches Cold Press watercolor paper

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Dave Kobrenski is an artist, musician, and author of the book Djoliba Crossing, as well as the artist behind the Drawing on Culture series. You can learn more about his latest projects here, or feel free to contact him here.