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Home » The Voice of Water and Conscience: Devora Otuonie Captivates the International Jury of Golden Time Talent
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The Voice of Water and Conscience: Devora Otuonie Captivates the International Jury of Golden Time Talent

By uk-times.com14 April 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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In February 2025, the Golden Time Talent platform, recognized as a global leader in organizing competitions and festivals, concluded the large-scale contest Grand Final Art 2025. An international jury composed of experts from around the world evaluated over 100 entries from participants representing 30 countries, identifying the most talented and inspiring artists. Among them was Devora Otuonie, a 24-year-old artist with a unique cultural heritage combining Ukrainian and Nigerian roots. Her digital artwork “Water” not only amazed the jury with its technical excellence but also deeply moved the hearts of the audience, receiving an impressive 96.7 points.

“Water” is a portrait of a child immersed in the aquatic element. Otuonie conveyed the play of light and the texture of water with incredible precision, creating a sense of absolute reality. However, behind its external beauty lies a powerful social message. The artist dedicated her work to children from poor countries who struggle daily with the lack of water and resources.

Devora Otuonie uses her art as a tool to draw attention to urgent problems. Her work is not just a beautiful image, but a call to action. She reminds us of our responsibility toward those in need and urges us to reduce waste, conserve water, and show compassion.

The talent of Devora Otuonie was highly praised by the international jury of the competition. In their video reviews following the evaluations, Anna Minderienie (United Kingdom), Tatiana Karadima (Greece), and Anastasia Kimmel (Germany) recognized Devora for her exceptional skill as well as her ability to evoke a strong emotional response.

Devora is not new to competitions and has consistently achieved high results. She received an art education, became a member of the Global Talent Confederation, and has reached significant success in the fields of art and design. Her works stand out not only for their technical excellence but also for their profound emotional message.

For Devora Otuonie, drawing is not just a profession but a way to express what cannot be conveyed in words. It is an opportunity to be herself and share her vision of the world. Her artworks are stories told through the language of art, capable of touching hearts and changing the world for the better.

Her success at Grand Final Art 2025 became a vivid confirmation of her talent and her ability to create art that not only impresses but also inspires good deeds.

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