This painting is a freeform ode to cubism and abstraction, colors and shapes meld together to make a painting with no particular beginning or endpoint.

A Study Of Colors, Shapes, & Flow

As one of my early cubist pieces, this painting experiments with deconstruction of the human face into many shapes and colors.

Hidden Figures

The woman in blue is a cubist painting meant to invoke sadness and beauty. The subject is is poised in a blue dress while in a deep state of emotion, the grey background invokes a sadness and stillness, drawing the viewer to the beauty of the blue dress and the emotions on the subjects face.

Woman In Blue

The women is a simple cubist free form painting that has a very simple subject. The more rounder and non sharp shapes are a representation of femininity and come together with the abstract subjects faces in the painting to create a a a simple abstract painting.

The Women

This painting is a cubist self portrait of how I see myself. different shapes and bright colors mesh into one to create a colorful piece that best represents the creativity and boldness I want to show in my art.

Self Portrait(Cubist Form)

Erased Identities

The painting Untitled( Blue Period), is inspired by the loss of self. Different shades of blue to symbolize different stages of loss, featureless faces and arms melded into each other as one, bonded together by the uncertainty of where each subject stands in the world.

Untitled(Blue Period)

Untitled( A Study Of Three Faces) is inspired by the Japanese proverb called mitsu no kao, the three sides of a person. In this cubism painting the faces represent different sides to a person, but are meshed together to be the sum of the subject as a whole.

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Kevin Kamau

A Study Of Colors, Shapes, & Flow

Hidden Figures

Woman In Blue

The Women

Self Portrait(Cubist Form)

Erased Identities

Untitled(Blue Period)

Untitled(A Study Of Three Faces

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