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Teacher gets inspiration from own artworks

Titu's artwork
Titu's artwork

Stephen Titus, who is a teacher by profession, is a visual artist specialising in fine arts and mostly does commissioned work part time from time to time when he is free.

In an interview with Arts & Culture, he said his works were mostly inspired by nature and the immediate environment. He added that he also does abstract or non-objective works too. Titus explained that his interest in art started at junior school as he had a keen interest in the subject.

“It was also the love that I had for art that made me pursue art. There is interest in my work from the public obviously with challenges as some would love your work and then you have those who are not so much into the arts. Most of my works to me are very important. I value most of my works equally, be it a painting, drawing and others,” he said.


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