Tukayo Bailey b. 1989

Multidisciplinary Nigerian artist influenced by American pop art, mainly uses comics as an expressive language.
His work addresses crucial social and political issues, striving to stimulate a critical reaction in society and leading the observer to reflect on issues such as international politics, social inequalities, alienation and the manipulation of mass media.
His works stand out for the inclusion of superheroes of African or African-American origin, contributing to a reflection on racial dynamics and empowerment in contemporary society.

His desire to remain anonymous places greater emphasis on the importance of not defining
a very specific identity, therefore places himself in a condition of impartiality, further emphasizing the importance of interpreting his work as a collective message and inviting observers to address the issues that he represents with a critical analysis of social and racial issues .
Tukayo's works also highlight the importance of inclusive representation and narrative that reflects the diversity of society. Through his art, he brings out the complexities and nuances of the experiences of people of color, bringing their potential for leadership, heroism, and change to the forefront.
Although his identity remains a mystery, his works have gained international recognition and admiration and project him as one of the most engaged and interesting emerging artists on the international art scene.