Street Rhythms Original Artwork by Ebenezer Borlabie
Experience the rhythm of Accra streets with Borlabie’s expressive acrylic painting. Earthy tones and bold highlights capture daily life in motion, blending abstraction and realism. A one-of-a-kind Ghanaian artwork, perfect for Afrocentric décor, cultural interiors, and collectors seeking authentic African fine art.
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This original painting by Ghanaian artist Ebenezer Borlabie captures the spirit of daily life in a rustic street scene. The expressive brushstrokes and warm earthy tones, contrasted with bold blues and reds, create both structure and fluidity. Figures move through the street with a sense of rhythm and energy, blending seamlessly into the architectural forms — a poetic reflection of community and place.
Borlabie’s work is known for its fusion of abstraction and realism, evoking both memory and motion. This artwork makes a striking addition to contemporary collections, Afrocentric interiors, and cultural spaces.
Details:
- Artist: Ebenezer Borlabie (original signed work)
- Medium: Acrylic on canvas
- Style: Abstract street scene with figurative elements
- Palette: Earth tones with highlights of blue and red
- Orientation: Square format
- One-of-a-kind original painting
Origin: Ghana
Artist: Boralabie
Size 100 x 90cm
Medium: Acrylic on Canvass
Shipping Each piece is carefully rolled and shipped in durable cardboard tubes ready to be framed according to your preference
Ebenezer Borlabie
Location: Teshie-Nungua Estate, Accra, Ghana
Known for: Street scenes & galloping horsemen
Ebenezer Borlabie, widely recognised as Borlabie, is a Ghanaian artist celebrated for his evocative depictions of urban life and dynamic horsemen. His artistic journey began in childhood, driven by a natural ability to visually express ideas and emotions. Today, his work is exhibited across Ghana, South Africa, and Europe.
Borlabie’s creative process is deeply intuitive—he paints without preliminary sketches, allowing ideas to evolve organically. Inspired by light and African cultural motifs, he often leaves parts of the canvas blank, creating space for subconscious imagery to emerge. His use of acrylics and palette knives lends his work an impressionistic texture, balancing spontaneity with thematic depth.
| Weight | 1 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 105 × 10 in |
| color | Pink, Red, Yellow |
