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Robert Oniha Robert Oniha: "As much as my work focuses on culture, it also focuses on identity, anxiety, and self-perception." Robert Oniha is a Nigerian artist based in the United States. “My art is about the aesthetics of Nigerian history. I make works that document our hair, dressing, markings, statues, things that should remind both Nigerians and foreigners about how beautiful our culture is.” “Colonial times brought a lot of advancements and important humanitarian change

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Rahimat Adetunji, founder of Shop Rhai Rahimat Adetunji: "You have to keep at it for it to make sense.” Rahimat Adetunji is a designer based in Nigeria and the creative director and founder of Shop Rhai, an accessories brand that makes shoes and bags from leather and indigenous fabrics. “When I started Rhai, it was just a shoe brand. I wear size 42 or 43 and I have flat feet, so growing up it was really hard to get nice shoes. I remember in my final years in secondary school

Mariia Opal Mariia Opal: "Have fun and just let yourself be imperfect." Mariia Opal is a Ukrainian artist based in London. “I moved to London when I was only about 17 with big dreams and goals, and currently I'm working on them. The main word I could use to describe my art is statement.” Opal says “there are a lot of things that inspire me, but music is probably one of the biggest ones. Every bag I've made has had its own playlist or mood that kind of helped me shape it. I a