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I am an innovative, institutionally oriented artist who makes quirky, singular artworks investigating human actions in society.
Through and across diverse materials, I examine the concept of 'use' and the history of(used) things - their and our memories of them.
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I have a big interest in documentation, and especially enjoy taking care of objects, so I archive Collections and look after archives.
Trained in Nigeria and the UK, I live in Nigeria and I work in Sculpture, Painting, Installation, and Participatory Art Events that focus on society.
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I am inspired by people, by living, and the everyday; my work explores a troubled, happy, and responsible society. ​​​
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I am considering our actions in society by contemplating 'use' and 'history'; the impact of our choices (societal culture and individual choices); the nature of this impact, and their long-term/short-term effects on us.
How do our actions determine our condition? How do we ‘use’ nature and one another? How do we affect one another and other things?
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I have practiced art internationally, taking up various studio and public art activities in Africa, Europe, the Caribbean, and Asia through artist residencies and studios that I have run on my own.
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Currently, I work primarily from my studio in Nigeria, making art and doing research for documentation and my art.
Alongside making objects, I like to initiate performative participatory projects that are rooted in Painting and Writing/Text. I engage several levels of audiences at alternative spaces, in my search to locate alternative ways of living.​