With his insightful, colourful digital collages, the young Nigerian artist Isaac Eyafe tells his story growing up in an ‘average’ Nigerian family as he calls it : it’s a story full of struggles but at the same time a journey of self love, self acceptance, mental strength and beauty. The images are accompanied by Isaac’s texts.
About the artist: Isaac Eyafe
Afrocentrism, creativity, digital art: if these words sound familiar and intriguing to you, then Isaac Eyafe might as well be your next favourite artist. Read the interview and get to know a lot
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