Don’t Keep Your Art in the Finger!| The Illustrious Career of Impasto Queen Pauline Malize Aborchi in Beautiful and Iconic Pictures

We celebrate the giant strides of Pauline Malize Aborchi dubbed the queen of impasto in impressive pictures. Pictures are enough to celebrate her unique world class. iBAND Magazine honours the queen of impasto through her photo – reel. This is Pauline career journey and moments in pictures.

Pauline Malize Aborchi.

Pauline Malize Aborchi visual art is a reflection of her unique voice and perspective. Her impasto works are like a whispered secret, inviting the viewer to lean in and listen. With her broadcast laden velvety voice, Pauline speaks through her art, sharing her insights and emotions in a way that is both captivating and thought-provoking.

Her confident and assertive demeanour has been a significant asset in her career, allowing her to navigate the art world with poise and authority just like one of her solo exhibitions in 2024 entitled ‘Bordeless Beauties.’

With each stroke, Pauline builds layers of texture and meaning, creating a rich and immersive experience for the viewer. Her impasto technique adds a tactile quality to her work, inviting the viewer to touch and explore the surface of the painting.

ECHOES exhibition. The winner, emerging artist of the year 2023.

Good to also know that Pauline’s art is not just about aesthetics; it’s about storytelling and emotional resonance.

Group Art exhibition at the National Art Museum Iganmu Lagos

Her works are like a whispered secret, sharing a message that only the viewer can decipher.

With each piece, she challenges the viewer to look beyond the surface and explore the depths of their own emotions and experiences.

As an award-winning artist, Pauline’s work has been recognized for its innovation and impact. Her unique voice and perspective have captivated audiences, and her art continues to inspire and intrigue.

iBAND Magazine honours the queen of impasto through her photo – reel. This is Pauline career journey and moments in pictures.

Words/Ireho Aito/Don’t Keep Your Art in the Finger!

All pictures courtesy of Pauline Malize Aborchi

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