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06/05/2026

Wip ⚠️

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05/22/2026

05/21/2026

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05/03/2026

Title :BOND (1)
Medium :acrylic and oil on canvas
Sizes:40/48inc
Yr: 26

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Through BOND, I invite the viewer to contemplate the “secret” behind the seen. My work seeks to manifest the invisible threads of connection, utilizing cultural motifs and symbolic abstraction to provide a window into the mystery of human intuition.

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04/22/2026

Congratulations to the 5 selected for The Coalition Exhibition 🎉

As promised, the tickets have been fully paid for proof attached.

See you at the exhibition.

📍 IITA Ibadan
📅 April 24–26

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04/20/2026

I’m Segun Ajao one of the artists at The Coalition Exhibition in Ibadan.

I’ve got 5 tickets to give out (sponsored by a friend).

To join:
Follow + Like + Comment “COALITION” and tag someone you’d come with.

📍 IITA Ibadan
📅 April 24–26

See you there.

04/18/2026

SOMETHING BIG COMING.........
ASK ME WHAT?

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04/13/2026

I am incredibly excited to announce that I’ll be part of The Coalition exhibition this month! 🎨✨
It is an honor to be one of the 60 artists showcasing work at this event. With over 600 artworks on display, it’s going to be an unforgettable celebration of creativity and talent.
📍 Where: The Conference Center, IITA Ibadan
📅 When: 24th – 26th April
🎟 Tickets: Available at tix.africa/discover/bo/thecoalition
Can’t wait to see some familiar faces there. Come through and experience the magic! 🥂

01/24/2026

This project presents selected figurative works exploring identity, emotional introspection, and the quiet psychological spaces within the human form.

Title: Between the Bloom and Decay
Medium: arcylic on canvas
Size:36x 36
Duration:2026

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01/14/2026

Title:Held Gaze
Size:36/48
Medium: Acrylic on canvas

In Held Gaze, the subject meets the viewer with a look that is neither confrontational nor inviting, but deliberately contained. The gaze is sustained, controlled, and self possessed a quiet assertion of agency. Framed by a dense, expansive crown of hair, the figure occupies space with calm authority, resisting reduction to ornament or spectacle.

The restrained palette and grounded green field evoke growth and rootedness, while the heightened treatment of the eyes emphasizes consciousness and inner sight. Rather than offering herself to interpretation, the subject holds her presence, subtly reversing the traditional power of observation. The viewer is invited not to consume the image, but to reckon with it.