BIOGRAPHY
Biography
Oluwafemi Omoboriowo is a Nigerian-born, UK-based hyper-realistic and mixed-media artist whose work intricately weaves themes of migration, identity, and cultural transition. Born in Abuja, Nigeria.
Education
Oluwafemi Omoboriowo holds a Bachelor’s degree in Fine and Applied Art from Obafemi Awolowo University (ACE Chapter) and a Master’s in Fine Art with Advanced Practice from Teesside University, UK.
Recognition
>Oluwafemi was recognized as one of the winners of the Boomer Art Prize (Third Edition), a significant accolade. As part of this achievement, his work was featured in the Boomer Gallery Magazine, edited by the respected Anthony Fawcett. Additionally, his art became part of the exclusive Anthony Fawcett Archive, aligning him with iconic artists such as Francis Bacon, Jean-Michel Basquiat, David Hockney, and Andy Warhol
>In 2024, Oluwafemi was recognized as top one million artists globally on ArtFacts Analytics Spotlight.
The Art of Oluwafemi Omoboriowo: Where story meets precision
Oluwafemi’s artistic approach is rooted in precision, emotion, and experimentation. While hyper-realism forms the foundation of his work, his mixed-media explorations introduce layered narratives that challenge perception and evoke deep introspection. His work has been featured in major national publications across Nigeria and internationally recognized platforms in the UK, reflecting the growing global appreciation of his craft.
His unwavering dedication and evolving artistic impact have placed him among the top one million artists globally on ArtFacts Analytics Spotlight. He has exhibited his works both locally and internationally. Through his work, Oluwafemi invites audiences to engage with the nuanced realities of displacement and belonging, creating striking visual narratives that transcend borders and cultural divides. His artistry is more than technique—it is a profound dialogue between personal history and universal human experiences.
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