My practice is rooted in art's healing and therapeutic power, which I liken to a Midas touch, transforming reality's mundane and melancholic aspects into something tangible and comforting. My work draws inspiration from African representation, culture, femininity, spirituality, family, mental health, and identity. I aim to invite self-discovery and understanding in a world that often feels strange and materialistic.

With a romantic use of colour, I create stylised figurative paintings featuring exaggerated heads and trance-like eyes. These elements reflect cultural symbolism in my Edo heritage, where the head (Ehi) is considered the seat of destiny. Through this, I explore emotion, intuition, and unseen narratives. Guided by the delicacy of femininity, personal destiny, and a connection to the innermost self, I infuse whimsical elements into my work as metaphors for the seriousness of reality, offering a lighter, more imaginative lens to process and navigate life's complexities and dreams.

My creative process is freeing, allowing me to explore my inner landscapes. Inviting others to examine their inner worlds and find resonance in a shared human experience. I work with watercolour, acrylic, ink, oil, gouache, and pastels on canvas and paper, which allows me to explore texture and remain curious about new possibilities.