Neals Niat is a Cameroonian French architect and artist living in Brussels. Through his unique graphic art style, Niat delves into the realm of love and relationships, offering a thought-provoking commentary on societal pressures and their impact on human connections.
Niat’s artistic journey is a testament to the power of blending personal experiences with creative expression, he intricately weaves together a mosaic of monochrome and pastel colors in his graphic art pieces. This distinctive style serves as a visual tapestry, rich with layers of emotion and nostalgia.
I was born in Paris but my parents are from Cameroon. I spent 8 years of my life in Douala. Now, I’m studying Architecture in Brussels.I have been drawing since my childhood. It was just a passion at first, and then I decided to develop this interest into something more concrete. At the same time, I started studying Architecture…
One of the hallmarks of Niat’s work is his ability to tell compelling stories through his art. In his latest series, he explores the theme of love through the lens of three couples. Through subtle symbolism and nuanced imagery, Niat challenges viewers to question the influence of societal expectations on personal relationships. Each couple in the series grapples with a potential conflict, serving as a reflection of the external pressures that often infiltrate intimate bonds. From cultural traditions to societal norms, Niat’s art invites us to ponder how these influences shape our understanding of love and connection.
“In the future digital will take precedence over illustration itself. When I see the evolution of techniques and means of artistic and visual representation today, I think that in the future digital will take precedence over illustration itself. In the course of my work the arrival of virtual and augmented reality may in the future, be able to imagine projects where an individual interacts with my work, moving from spectator to actor.
