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Photography

For Zagami, photography is a way to capture passing moments that hold deeper meaning—cultural, ideological, or personal. His images often begin as spontaneous captures of everyday scenes, later manipulated to convey a broader conceptual message.

This photographic work aligns with his overarching view of art: as a series of layered symbols that prompt memory, interpretation, and emotional response. The use of fragmented and figurative visuals invites viewers to engage with each piece at their own pace, drawing individual connections and meaning.

Chemical Line Imagery

This body of work explores the fusion of painting and sculpture through the use of chemical reactions. Zagami employs plastic polymers in the creation of these pieces, steering away from conventional tools such as brushes, paint, or pencils.

This series of fine artwork for purchase reflects a deliberate departure from traditional techniques. Through a highly experimental approach, Zagami mixes chemicals to generate both visual elements and deeper conceptual content.

Metal Works

Zagami has long gravitated toward man-made materials as his primary medium. His belief is that art reflects human experience, and materials such as metal and plastic provide a direct connection to that expression.

Natural materials, while aesthetically rich on their own, carry inherent characteristics that influence the final outcome. In contrast, man-made materials allow the artist to shape meaning without relying on the natural world's built-in beauty.

Zagami’s work in this category includes both metals and plastics, used either individually or in combination. His portfolio of fine artwork for purchase features a range of sizes, from compact pieces to large-scale constructions.

Stone Works

Zagami’s connection to stone sculpture dates back to the early years of his practice. Despite a preference for modern, synthetic materials, stone remains a significant influence in his understanding of form and space.

While much of his work challenges tradition, Zagami acknowledges the enduring relevance of stone as a medium. Recently, he has revisited this practice, not only in his own creations but also through teaching others the fundamentals of stone carving. This return bridges past techniques with his contemporary artistic sensibilities.

Psychology

The Psychology series at Zagami Fine Art presents a body of work grounded in close observation—of both the self and the collective. These pieces reflect on the emotional and behavioral layers of human experience: relationships, struggles, contentment, joy, and the quiet pursuit of hope.

Zagami has long turned his lens toward the rational and irrational tendencies of mankind. In these works, those observations take visual form—each piece a conceptual response to the contradictions and absurdities embedded in human nature.

This series serves as part of the artist’s ongoing search for meaning and clarity—an attempt to visually articulate the elusive idea of happiness, while confronting the dissonance between inner longing and lived reality.