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Abuja Set to Host Debut Solo Art Exhibition by Temitope David Ojumoro


Abuja, July 2025 – The Nigerian art world is set to witness an exciting new chapter as emerging artist Temitope David Ojumoro presents his first solo exhibition, curated by Kolapo Olorunyemi, from July 19th to 27th, 2025 at Photocarrefour, Duplex 16, Mabushi Ultra Modern Market, Jahi, Abuja.

A Rising Star's Artistic Debut
Ojumoro's vibrant collection showcases his distinctive style that blends contemporary techniques with deep cultural narratives. The exhibition offers art lovers a chance to discover fresh perspectives from one of Nigeria's most promising new talents.  

The week-long showcase begins with an exclusive opening event featuring:  
✔ First look at the complete collection  
✔ Opportunity to meet the artist  
✔ Curated viewing experience  
✔ Refreshments and live ambiance  

Exhibition Essentials
Venue: Photocarrefour, Mabushi Ultra Modern Market, Jahi  Abuja 
Dates: July 19-27, 2025  
Opening: Friday, July 19, 5 PM  
 Contact: photocarefour.abj@gmail.com  



‎Curatorial statement
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‎Becoming bloom
‎Temitope Ojumoro’s debut solo exhibition, Becoming bloom,is a gentle unfolding—of figures,of identity,of emotion.In these works,bodies do not merely appear;they emerge,layer by layer,petal by petal.Each painting feels like a slow breath,a quiet becoming.
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‎Ojumoro doesn’t paint skin or flesh in the traditional sense .Instead,he composes figures from delicate layers of painted petals, inviting us to see the human form as something grown, gathered, and ever-evolving. The petals act like memories or emotions—fragile, soft, but deeply essential. As viewers ,we are reminded that identity is not fixed. It blooms, fades, and blooms again.
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‎At the heart of this exhibition is rhythm—not only visual rhythm,  but the rhythm of presence. Like a favorite song or a remembered voice, each figure holds a kind of inner music. The curves of a shoulder, the bow of a head, the quiet strength in posture —all suggest a silent harmony. The paintings don’t just ask to be seen; they ask to be felt.
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‎Becoming Bloom is a tender meditation on growth,on becoming oneself, and on the quiet, powerful beauty of simply existing. Through this intimate and original style, Temitope Ojumoro invites us to witness the human spirit—blooming.
Artist–Ojumoro David Temitope
‎Curator–Kolapo Olorunyemi
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