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signed (lower left) pen & ink on paper 67 x 57cm US$ 1,820-2,270 Abushariaa studied Fine and Applied Arts at the University of Khartoum and left in the mid 1990s, initially working in Nairobi at Paa ya Paa (Arts Centre) and later in Cologne, Germany. He currently resides in Kampala, Uganda. He developed his style in the context of traditional and modern Sudan, influenced by Nubian culture, his Islamic faith, and the challenges of contemporary life in this context. Abushariaa has exhibited extensively in East Africa and had solo exhibitions in Norway, Uganda, Germany, Kenya and Sudan and group exhibitions in Canada, Denmark, Monaco and UK. His work is held in the private collections of The African Museum of Art, Seoul and the art collection of the World Bank in Washington.

Ahmed Abushariaa's intricate paintings show a highly developed personal style, intertwining elements of traditional and modern Nubian and Sudanese culture, his Islamic faith and the fusion of contemporary life. Abushariaa studied fine and applied arts at the University of Khartoum but left Sudan in the mid-nineties and settled for some years in Nairobi. He now lives and works in Kampala, Uganda where his work has become deeply influential within the local art scene. Abushariaa has exhibited extensively in Uganda and Kenya and had solo exhibitions in Norway, Germany and Sudan and group exhibitions in Canada, Denmark, Monaco and UK. His work is held in the private collections of The African Museum of Art, Seoul, South Korea and the art collection of the World Bank in Washington.

Ahmed Abushariaa's intricate paintings show a highly developed personal style, intertwining elements of traditional and modern Nubian and Sudanese culture, his Islamic faith and the fusion of contemporary life. Abushariaa studied Fine and Applied Arts at the University of Khartoum but left Sudan in the mid-nineties and settled for some years in Nairobi. He now lives and works in Kampala, Uganda where his work has become deeply influential within the local art scene. Abushariaa has exhibited extensively in Uganda and Kenya and has had solo exhibitions in Norway, Germany and Sudan and group exhibitions in Canada, Denmark, Monaco and the UK. His work is held in the private collections of The African Museum of Art, Seoul, South Korea and the art collection of the World Bank in Washington. This work on paper has some marking from tape on the reverse but the front is pristine.