“A hanged cloth, an orange prisoner’s uniform, mimics the Crucifixion—a vivid metaphor for the crucifixion of human consciousness, spirit, and morality. The striking symbolism of the bird-like figure resembling a gun, labeled ጭርናዕ (Oxpecker in Tigrin

Robel Without Cause
Acrylic on Canvas 170cm × 110cm

Robel Solomon Teweldemedhin

A Free and Evolving Expression

Robel Solomon Teweldemedhin is a self-taught artist who developed his skills under the mentorship of his uncles, renowned painters Michael and Berhane Adonai. Growing up in their studio, he experimented with Realism, Impressionism, and Modern Art, embodying his belief that art should be a free and evolving expression.

His work has gained international recognition through exhibitions and competitions. Notably, his painting Hide Outreceived an Honorable Mention Award at the New Tang Dynasty International Figurative Painting Art Competition in New York. He has also showcased his art at the 7th and 8th Beijing Biennales and the 2nd International World Summit in Ecuador (2018).