My Journey!

During the pandemic, I reconnected with my lifelong love for art—a passion that began when I was a child, watching my older brothers create incredible drawings and paintings. Although I never thought I had their talent, a high school art class ignited something within me. I would lose myself in my artwork for hours, finding peace and joy in the process.

I eventually became an architect, but when the challenges of 2020 arose, I felt drawn back to art. It became a lifeline, helping me reconnect with a part of myself I had almost forgotten. Art has since played a vital role in supporting my mental well-being.

For the past four years, I’ve dedicated my work to celebrating black women, drawing inspiration from my Nigerian roots. My art seeks to highlight the strength, beauty, and resilience of black women from all walks of life. As a black woman, this journey feels deeply personal and empowering, and it’s an honor to bring these stories to life.

As you explore my art, I hope you find something that speaks to you, perhaps even a meaningful gift for someone special.

Thank you for visiting, and I truly appreciate your encouragement and support.

Love,