An Eritrean chef, who fled war and hardship, found solace in painting but only gained recognition after his death. Having escaped his home country, he worked as a chef while secretly pursuing art, using his experiences of struggle and exile as inspiration. His powerful, politically charged paintings, discovered posthumously, have captivated the art world. His… Read More »Eritrean Chef-turned-Artist Gains Fame Posthumously for Defiant Paintings
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