Nigerian Artist Franci Oshorenoya Explores Identity and Immigration Through Art
Nigerian artist Franci Oshorenoya, based in the United Kingdom, explores themes of self-discovery and immigration through his paintings. He reflects on his journey from Nigeria to the UK, highlighting the challenges and transformations he experienced.
Oshorenoya's art delves into the emotions and identity of male figures in immigration. He participated in prestigious art residencies, like the one at Akoj Gallery, and continues to exhibit his work in the UK, including at the Two Queen Gallery in Leicester City.
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