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By: Chieloka Anadu Praise Agunbiade, also known as MasterArt, is a Nigerian visual artist working mainly in mixed media, with a strong focus on denim and jean materials on canvas. His practice explores human experience, emotion, identity, pain, memory, and “the stories people carry silently.” By working with familiar materials like discarded jeans, he connects…

By: Chieloka Anadu For Nicole Yasmin Sobhi, creativity has always sat at the center of her life, beginning with a love for music and singing that gradually widened into a broader practice of self-expression. She first found her voice through poetry, later publishing a collection shaped by emotion and personal reflection, before her practice expanded…

By: Chieloka Anadu Okunade Olamilekan is a Nigerian visual artist practicing in Ibadan, Oyo State, with more than a decade of active practice behind him. His work combines acrylic paint with geometric and pixelated cubes to build stories centered on women, their experiences, and the lives that revolve around them. That focus traces back to…

By: Chieloka Anadu Flourish Oyinlola is a Nigerian contemporary visual artist based in Ibadan, working primarily in oil on canvas. His practice leans on geometric and fragmented forms to explore identity, memory, resilience, and cultural consciousness – themes that recur across his work as he pieces together broken structures into something coherent. His creative process…

By: Chieloka Anadu Theophilus Chinonso Agwunwa is a Nigerian fabric collage artist who graduated with distinction from Auchi Polytechnic, Edo State, where he studied Arts and Industrial Design with a major in Painting. His artistic path began in childhood, shaped by a deep curiosity and passion for both visual and performing arts, a curiosity that…

By: Chieloka Anadu Martha Adanma Okechukwu is a Nigerian visual artist based in Lagos whose largely figurative practice uses the human figure to explore emotion, memory, and lived experience – particularly around identity, family, childhood, culture, relationships, and belonging. Central to her thinking is a fascination with how experience connects across time, “how the past…

By: Chieloka Anadu Johnny Rao’s practice draws on what he experiences, observes, and hears: “stories, emotions, human experiences, beauty, pain, joy, and difficult moments,” all of which he works to transform into a personal visual language. Calmness, reflection, and meditation sit alongside that transformation as essential parts of his creative process, shaping not just what…

By: Chieloka Anadu Emmanuel Eweje describes himself as “a contemporary Nigerian artist driven by a deep passion for creative diversity and a keen eye for design.” His practice spans acrylic painting and thread painting, approached with what he calls “meticulous attention to detail and a profound understanding of cultural symbolism.” His stated goal is “to…

By: Chieloka Anadu Lolu Fenuyi describes himself simply as “a self-taught digital mixed media artist” who combines graphic design software and AI to create his work. His art is themed mainly around hip hop culture, street dance, and performing, and the reason isn’t hard to find: “in addition to being an artist, I am also…

By: Chieloka Anadu Daria Demchuk, who works under the artistic name Darlis, is a France-based, self-taught artist moving across acrylic painting, watercolour, and digital art. Her practice centers on colour, nature, human presence, and symbolic form, but at its heart is a more specific curiosity: the emotional relationship between an image and the person looking…