Her work isn't just visual, it's visceral. Rooted in mental health, self-reflection, and the quiet weight of daily life. Through painting and embroidery, Favour invites viewers into the often-unspoken moments of healing, discomfort, and growth. In this honest interview, she opens up about using art as therapy, the rituals that ground her, and how vulnerability has become both her language and her legacy.

Majid Biggar shares his decade-long journey through Nigeria’s art scene; from law graduate to respected curator with a passion for amplifying emerging voices. Known for his eye for hidden talent and a deep appreciation for storytelling through visual art, he discusses the behind-the-scenes work of curating exhibitions, spotting future stars, and creating spaces where new artists can thrive.

Dotun Popoola is a Nigerian-born sculptor who turns society’s trash into visual magic. At just nine, he was scrapping milk tins and toothpaste boxes; now he’s crafting monumental metal beasts that tower over us and steal our breath.