Olatokunboh Badiru, a Nigerian artist, initially found his creative outlet in fashion with the streetwear brand Vivendii, where he challenged norms and celebrated individuality. Badiru's transition to visual art was driven by a desire to explore broader ideas beyond clothing design. His artwork, influenced by his upbringing between Nigeria and London, delves into societal critique and cultural exploration, touching on themes from capitalism to identity politics. In just two years, Badiru has made waves in the art scene, participating in exhibitions curated by Isaac Andrews, showcasing his work in Paris and collaboration with Swedish brand Axel Arigato. His bold and dynamic pieces spark conversations on pressing social issues while celebrating human diversity. As Nigeria emerges as a global creative force, artists like Badiru lead the charge, inviting viewers to engage with complex topics through their art.