Ace Liam : “1-Year-Old Boy Sets Art Record”

A one-year-old Ghanaian boy named Ace Liam has made waves in the art world by becoming the world’s youngest male artist, breaking the Guinness World Record.

His mother, Chantelle, who is also an artist, first noticed Ace-Liam’s passion for painting when he was just six months old.

According to Chantelle, she discovered his talent while trying to keep him occupied by spreading out a piece of canvas on the floor and dropping some paint on it while she worked on her own painting.

As he learned to crawl, Ace-Liam ended up creating his first masterpiece titled “The Crawl” by spreading paint all over the canvas.

Since then, Ace-Liam has gained national and international media attention, even catching the eye of the First Lady of Ghana.

With over 20 paintings to his name, Ace-Liam recently participated in his first group exhibition at the Museum of Science and Technology in Ghana, where nine out of ten of his artworks were sold.

Ace-Liam’s love for painting stems from his enjoyment of the tactile experience of paint, bright colors, and the ability to express himself through art.

According to Chantelle, Ace-Liam’s abstract paintings are inspired by his surroundings, colors, shapes, textures, and his mood.

His painting sessions are spontaneous and guided by his emotions, with each piece reflecting his curiosity and joy in exploring new things.

After securing the Guinness World Record title, Ace-Liam’s family is now looking into opportunities to further nurture his talent through quality education and international exposure.

Chantelle advises parents to support and encourage their children’s interests from an early age, as it can lead to remarkable achievements.

For those aspiring to break world records, she stresses the importance of thoroughly understanding the rules and enjoying the journey towards achieving their goals.

As Ace-Liam embarks on his promising artistic journey, the world eagerly anticipates what the future holds for this young prodigy.