Damel Carayol
Damel Carayol uses oils and acrylic to create powerful works of art. He engages themes of beauty, religion and community to grapple with human endeavours.
Damel isn’t content with producing works that are just pleasing to the eye. He’s inspired by the richness of The Gambia where he was born and the energy from Africa and her people in the Diaspora. His attention is drawn to these flows as they connect, blend and influence the world. He strives for greater levels of understanding, justice, truth and love.
Adoration of the Maji (DC001)
£2,200.00
We three Kings, astrologers, searching not for the stable, but for Stability in the 2nd coming. Bringing gifts not material this time but gifts to unify humanity as...
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Pains of 2020 (DC002)
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Take a knee for Floyd and reflect on Lives and Deaths of 2020 Material: Oil acrylic and collage on canvas
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Tupac (DC003)
£1,900.00
In tribute to Black Heroes in the Hall of Fame. A long running theatre show touring and edutaining internationally. A show in which I loved playing significant...
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What's going on - (portrait of Marvin Gaye) (DC004)
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"Mother mother, there's too many of you crying..." How long to sing the song? How long to ask the question? Material: Oil and collage on...
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Golden Lady (portrait of Shudu) A modern day Mona Lisa (DC005)
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An image of beauty as real as an idea, and a wanting made real in the 21st century ('Songs in the key of Light' series) Oil on...
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Liquid of Life - Water and childhood (DC006)
£750.00
In the hot noonday sun in The Gambia, Abuja, Accra and beyond.... Material: Chalk pastel on acrylic paper Size: 25 x 38cm In ornate...
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The Breadwinner (DC007)
£1,900.00
Let us dig, drill down to the roots, there is the foundation of wealth creation. The Breadwinner for all nations on whose back we build....
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Moussa et Margot (proposal) (DC008)
£1,900.00
A celebration of the art of the 'African mask' A recognition of its recognition by Matisse and Picasso an ode to their work, from an...
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The Sweety Wrapper (DC009)
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With the innocence of childhood the Sweety Wrapper needs its profile Material: Oil and acrylic on canvas
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