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Eyo Orisha (2024) Painting by Olaoluwa Smith
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masquerades that come out during the festival. The origins of this observance are found in the inner workings of the secret societies of Lagos.The Eyo or Adamu Orisa play is a colourful display of the rich culture and tradition of Lagos by masquerades clad in white regalia symbolically representative of the ancestors of Lagos who have come from the spirit world to cleanse the land and bless the people.
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I am Smith Olaoluwa, a renowned international artist with a deep ion for creating vibrant and thought-provoking works. Born and raised in Lagos State, Nigeria, my journey into the world of art was shaped by the rich cultural heritage of West Africa and the formal education I received at the University of Benin, Edo State. There, I earned my Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine and Applied Arts,training under some of the foremost artists in the country.
As an experimental artist and art educator, I am constantly exploring different media to push the boundaries of my creativity. My art reflects my constant desire to innovate, blending traditional and contemporary techniques to capture life's most dynamic moments.
Throughout my career, I have participated in a variety of exhibitions, from online showcases to solo exhibitions, which have allowed my work to reach a global audience. Each of my pieces is a testament to my exploration of color, texture, and form, as I believe that every brushstroke tells a story and every color evokes an emotion.
My creative process is deeply influenced by my belief that art is not just about representation, but about evoking feeling and meaning. I work to present objects, creatures, and scenarios in their true, alluring vividness, capturing their essence and infusing them with life on canvas.
My art is an invitation to see the world through a different lens - a lens where colors are not just shades, but emotions and stories waiting to be told. I am constantly fascinated by the idea of transformation, and I strive to bring that sense of change and movement into my work, making it something that speaks to the viewer on a deep and personal level.
When I am not immersed in my art, I am constantly seeking inspiration from my surroundings, the people I meet, and the world at large. I believe that creativity is a part of everyday life, and I draw from all my experiences to inform my work.
I am confident that my artworks will captivate and inspire those who experience them, leaving a lasting impression through their vivid portrayal of life's most compelling narratives.
- Nationality: NIGERIA
- Date of birth : 1984
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Contemporary Nigerian Artists
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