by Benson Agoha | Art Friday

This week, our searching eyes fell on this dazzling work of art - a realistic oil painting by a graduate of the Yaba College of Technology, Lagos, Nigeria.
Olumide's work, shared on his Instagram page @Oluhyperclassical is available to his 32 000 followers.
The artist loves water because, as he told CNN, "Water has no enemy" - that re-echoes one of Fela Kuti's songs "Water e no get enemy".
Olumide paints anything of interest - from playing children to adults and from teenage girls to sleeping adults. There was even one with fish on a plate and another with young adult females standing besides a river.
But what is striking is that if you do not look closely, you would mistake the works for actual photos.

This week, our searching eyes fell on this dazzling work of art - a realistic oil painting by a graduate of the Yaba College of Technology, Lagos, Nigeria.
Olumide's work, shared on his Instagram page @Oluhyperclassical is available to his 32 000 followers.
The artist loves water because, as he told CNN, "Water has no enemy" - that re-echoes one of Fela Kuti's songs "Water e no get enemy".
Olumide paints anything of interest - from playing children to adults and from teenage girls to sleeping adults. There was even one with fish on a plate and another with young adult females standing besides a river.
But what is striking is that if you do not look closely, you would mistake the works for actual photos.
To see more, click on [ oluhyperclassical ].
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