Deyan Mihov has donated one of his artworks, via Esharelife, to be auctioned off at the charity ‘Eyes on the Future’ Gala later this year.
The finance professional who has rapidly become one of the most thought-provoking modern artists offered one of his paintings to help boost fundraising for vital research to extend the ‘window of sight’ for sufferers of Leber Congenital Amaurosis (LCA) – an incurable condition that causes certain blindness in teens and young adults.
Deyan Mihov has donated one of his artworks, via Esharelife, to be auctioned off at the charity Eyes on the Future Gala later this year.
The artists is part of the thought-provoking forces in modern art.
Known as the “banker by day, artist by night,” Mihov is a finance professional who developed a passion for art. A collector, the Bulgarian born artist began painting some three years ago
Such was his talent that multiple exhibitions followed quickly and his works have been featured already on the London Tube, in Forbes Magazine, at LA’s Grand Union Station and galleries across both London’s West End and Beverly Hills.
Last year Esharelife hosted a Christmas party with the aim of changing the lives of children living in dire conditions in a Kenyan slum. That party raised money that has been dedicated to supporting the chances and choices for 50 of those children – funding access to education and improved life skills.
Boys and girls living in one of the region’s hardest environments – a slum named Kibera – come from families for whom every day is a fight for survival. Going to school means children receive at least one meal a day. School fees are beyond even the most optimistic hopes of their parents. That’s where AVSI comes in, and why Esharelife is proud to partner this incredible charity.
To be just four years old and in the certain knowledge that you’ll go blind by the time you are a teenager or at the latest in your early twenties. From the earliest age, that’s the future for Vicky.
She is one of those with Leber Congenital Amaurosis (LCA) a severe form of degenerative eye disease. With no cure, it is turning bright futures dark.
The condition affects thousands in the UK and hundreds of thousands worldwide.
International aid charity, Esharelife, celebrated 2017 with a London Christmas party which raised just under £14,000 for one of its charity partners. The event was hosted by Esharelife’s chairman, Dr …