OLUWATOBILOBA FASALEJO

Oluwatobiloba Fasalejo (b. 2000, Ondo State, Nigeria) is a Nigerian visual artist and storyteller whose practice explores memory, identity, resilience, absence, and the intimacy of everyday life. Working primarily with acrylic and mixed media, he creates figurative paintings rooted in personal history, domestic spaces, and childhood experiences within the Yoruba environment. 

His work reflects on home, familiar objects, family presence, and moments of absence that shape memory and personhood. Through intimate scenes and quiet narratives, he examines themes of nostalgia, sustainability, endurance, and the evolving realities of African life. 

Fasalejo holds a B.A. Ed. in Fine and Applied Arts Education from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ace, Nigeria. He lives and works in Nigeria.

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