Our artists are recent graduates from top Nigerian institutions—refined through the CraftVantage program and ready to reshape the sustainable art world.
Ceramics
Adaeze makes ceramic vessels and sculptures using traditional Igbo pottery methods. Her work draws from domestic objects and their role in Igbo culture.
View Profile →Digital Art
Babajide works with generative algorithms and 3D modeling to create digital art rooted in Yoruba visual traditions.
View Profile →Sculpture
Folake builds sculptures from scrap metal and salvaged wood. Her work addresses Lagos's rapid development and its environmental costs.
View Profile →Oil Painting
Tunde paints Lagos street scenes and daily life in oil. He uses eco-certified pigments and sustainable linen.
View Profile →Mixed Media
Chika makes collage and mixed media work on recycled canvas. Her pieces deal with identity and belonging.
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Amina works on wood panels using natural pigments and textile elements. Her pieces draw from Hausa geometric patterns.
View Profile →Natural Pigment Painting
Emeka paints Niger Delta landscapes using pigments he makes from local plants. His work documents environmental changes in the region.
View Profile →Charcoal & Paper
Zainab draws large-scale charcoal portraits of elderly Nigerians. She interviews each subject before she begins.
View Profile →Mixed Media & Upcycled Electronics
Adeola makes art from electronic waste and traditional Aso-Oke fabric. Her work combines Yoruba iconography with discarded technology.
View Profile →Fine Art Photography
Ngozi shoots black-and-white film photography in Lagos. She looks for quiet moments in busy places.
View Profile →Sustainable Art Future
Every acquisition from CraftVantage supports a graduate artist's career and contributes to our sustainability fund for Nigerian art institutions.