‘I want to take my art to the next level Mohammed’ Jamaldeen Bamba

Story; Rahamatu-Lahi Zakaria || Editor in Chief ||

Form two student of Vitting Senior High School who was also part of the SCCA Tamale Challenge has expressed his desire to take art to the next level in his career.

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Jamal Bamba, our youngest #sccachallenge participant. #sccatamale challenge

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The young boy of 18years is very passionate about art and wants to further his education in that field.

Though he was unlucky not to be offered visual art in school to study, he still does draw at his leisure time. He is studying general arts in school but would have loved to study visual arts, his first love.

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"The art that is created, speaks for itself. The process of creation from within, all that happens before the output is visible, is something we rarely appreciate or pay attention to. That is a beautiful journey to witness and be part of. I loved to hear the stories behind the pieces of art." – @caroledonkers

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According to Jamaldeen, he started drawing at a very young age. His teacher is his dad. His dad taught him how to draw and everything he knows in art now.

His drawing is mostly inspired by the environment that he comes from and what he sees or hears on a daily bases with his interactions.