The artist’s work explores the intersection of Afrocentricity and the breadth of global Black culture, examining how these identities have been shaped, translated, and reimagined within shifting cultural, technological, and political landscapes. Through painting, he engages with themes of mental health, identity, feminism, spirituality, mythology, and perception, investigating the ways meaning is communicated through both spoken and unspoken experiences. Drawing on African cultural memory and mythology, his work reflects on the significance of spirituality, femininity, and collective identity while celebrating the resilience and complexity of African people and cultures.