Sejiro Avoseh is a Nigerian-born contemporary artist whose practice unfolds as a deeply

layered visual autobiography. His paintings assemble fragmented figures within evocative,

atmospheric compositions, exploring themes of migration, identity, memory, and the

psychological weight of displacement. His formal artistic education includes foundational

studies in Painting at Lagos State Polytechnic and a Master of Fine Arts from the University for

the Creative Arts, Canterbury.

Based in the Essex, U.K., Sejiro reflects on his heritage while navigating the dual landscapes of

belonging and alienation, an ongoing journey that threads personal memory with collective

experience. Currently at Tracey Emin’s Victoria House Residency in Margate, he allows space

and form to guide his mark-making, developing and expanding his visual narrative within a

professional artistic landscape.

Avoseh’s work has exhibited across Cities including New York, Miami, Lagos, Dubai,

Johannesburg, and Margate, U.K.