Alexander Eyenghe

Alexander Eyenghe Charmor Collective — Where art meets identity. Hyperrealistic portraits, abstract works & bespoke commissions. Based in Yenagoa, Nigeria.

16/06/2026

Creek Songs: Movement of the Niger Delta
Twelve paintings. One day on the water. From first light through the haul, the fire, and the return.

I paint where the creek is road, market, church, and grave. The black is heavy because the water is deep. The gold is real because the sun, when it comes, does not apologize.

Each work is 21.5 × 29 cm, heavy impasto acrylic, framed and ready to hang. Full series: $18,000. Individual pieces live on Saatchi Art — link in first comment.

Buy one. Buy twelve. The creek continues regardless.

06/06/2026

From plain canvas to gallery-worthy. 👑🎨
This royal portrait started as a simple pencil sketch and became something extraordinary — every bead, every shadow, every layer of oil paint built with patience and purpose.

Which part of the process amazes you most — the sketch, the first color, or the final details?

🖌️ Want your own custom portrait? DM us or comment below!

06/06/2026

Continuing Creek Songs: Twelve Movements from the Niger Delta

Movement VI — Silver Flash

This painting represents the sudden appearance of the catch after a period of waiting. Bright, explosive marks emerge from the darkness, reflecting the energy, uncertainty, and reward that define life on the water.

A moment of breakthrough suspended between movement and light.

Creek Songs: Twelve Movements from the Niger Delta No. 6Continues tomorrow 🤞
02/06/2026

Creek Songs: Twelve Movements from the Niger Delta

No. 6
Continues tomorrow 🤞

29/05/2026

Continuing Creek Songs: Twelve Movements from the Niger Delta

Movement V — The Wait

Not every moment on the creek is movement. Not every moment is action.

This painting explores the patience that follows labour—the stillness after the net is cast and before the water reveals its answer.

A meditation on silence, anticipation, and time moving differently on the Niger Delta waterways.

28/05/2026

Continuing Creek Songs: Twelve Movements from the Niger Delta

Movement IV — Below the Surface

This painting shifts beneath the visible surface of the creek into a darker and more mysterious emotional space.

Dense layers of green-black and deep blue tones create the feeling of unseen life, pressure, silence, and movement hidden beneath the waterline.

An exploration of what exists beyond visibility within the Niger Delta creek system.

27/05/2026

Continuing Creek Songs: Twelve Movements from the Niger Delta

Movement III — Cast

This piece explores the moment a fishing net is thrown across dark water — suspended briefly between effort and outcome, hope and uncertainty.

Through explosive gestures and deep atmospheric tones, the work captures both physical movement and emotional tension within the Niger Delta creek system.

25/05/2026

Creek Songs: Twelve Movements from the Niger Delta

Movement II — The Launch

The silence of the creek disturbed for the first time.

A canoe enters still water before sunrise, sending ripples across the surface — the beginning of movement, labour, and the uncertain promise of the day ahead.

24/05/2026

Creek Songs: Twelve Movements from the Niger Delta

The first movement.

First Light — the creek before dawn.
Before the nets.
Before the noise.
Before the day fully wakes.

Only darkness and the first amber light touching water.

15/05/2026

Before the first mark - there is this.

A blank canvas. White gesso. Pure silence before the story begins.

"Born of the Delta" is coming - a 12 piece abstract series exploring the fishing world of the Niger Delta through colour, texture , and raw emotion.

12 original works One complete story
Two weeks away

Follow to witness the journey from blank canvas to finished series. 🎨

- Alexander Eyenghe - charmor Collective
🌐 rebrand.ly/charmor-collective

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Yenagoa

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