Born into a Nigerian heritage and raised in America, my identity exists within the space between two worlds.

This experience of separation and adaptation has led me to find grounding in the logic and familiarity of patterns, both seen and unseen.

Like the tonal nuances of my native Yoruba language, where subtle shifts alter meaning, I examine how variations in shapes, patterns and mark-making acquire different cultural weight.

By layering these diverse connotations, I build a visual language that strives to connect seemingly disparate ideas and open new avenues of understanding, regardless of the medium.