Foresight IV, Olumide Daniel, Oil on canvas, 40"*48", 2022

Gazeez, Olukotun Opeyemi, Oil on Canvas, 35"*41", 2022

,George Hughes, 22" x 24" (Acrylic on canvas), ,1992

Homeward Bound, Nosa Osadolor, Oil and Acrylic on canvas, 39"*39", 2023

17.5" x 22'' (Oil on Paper)

4ft x 4ft ( Acrylic on Canvas Paper)

46"x48" (Oil on canvas)
Artist: Gbenga Offo

This art skillfully portrays the individuality of each musician.—Trumpets playing brassy notes, saxophones serenading, drums tapping out an infectious beat, and a double bass providing the backbone. All marinading into one jazz melody the artists encapsulate the spirit of a musical genre that defies boundaries and celebrates the freedom to create.

The play of radiant hues — ruby reds, cobalt blues weaves together a tapestry that mirrors the profound narratives of spirituality. In the quiet embrace of the church, the stained glass windows become an ever-present testament to the enduring power of art to elevate the soul.

36" x 48'' (Oil on Paper)

The googly-eyed couple becomes a symbol of embracing imperfections and finding beauty in the unique quirks of a relationship. The laughter that undoubtedly accompanies the viewing of this artwork becomes a testament to the power of humor in forging meaningful connections.

Lovers' Paradise, Stanley Dudu, Oil on Canvas,36"*48",2022

17.5" x 22'' (Oil on Paper)

In the simplicity of these drawings, there lies a profound connection to the origins of artistic expression. The artist, perhaps using the most basic tools available, brings forth a symphony of shapes that echo the fundamental elements of existence. Circles, triangles, and lines intertwine with intuitive grace, forming the very building blocks of visual communication.