Fela by Abraham Caster

Portrait · Figurative · Hyperrealism · Nigeria

Abraham
Caster

I draw faces because they carry what words can't: memory, contradiction, survival, and the questions we often keep quiet.

Abraham Caster

Art as
Self-Archaeology

Abraham Caster is a self-taught hyperrealism portrait artist based in Nigeria. He started drawing since he could remember, slowly shaping his style through graphite, charcoal, pastel, colour pencil, ball pen, and digital media.

His work comes from a psychological place. Each drawing is part of an attempt to understand himself, the world around him, and why humans believe, judge, love, fear, remember, and change the way they do.

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Works That
Speak Together

Some works are not meant to stand alone. They belong to a larger question. These series pages bring those pieces together so you can read them as one conversation.

Art
Prints

Prints are for you if you connect with a piece and want to become its collector.

Edition of 25 per size, Once a size sells out, it will not be reprinted. Hand-signed with certificate of authenticity included. Free worldwide shipping.

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