Nigerian-born · Houston-based
Multidisciplinary artist — lace, painting, murals & public art
Signature practice
Acrylic on vintage lace
Painting directly onto vintage lace, Adeodunfa lets the textile carry history and identity through the surface of the work — a signature approach that honors textile memory.
Portraits emerge through the pattern: figures, florals, and light held within the weave, rooted in culture, memory, and community.
Sanctuary in Her Hands is listed with Nike Art Gallery USA.
Murals & public art
From Lagos to Houston
Large-scale work for public space, from sculpture in Lagos and a collaborative installation at Port Harcourt International Airport to murals in Houston.
Print Club
Signed prints from the studio
Fine-art prints on archival paper: an artist-signed open edition, hand-signed by Adeodunfa, unnumbered and unlimited, at 11 × 14 in or 16 × 20 in.
See the prints- Signed
Artist-signed open edition
$150+
11 × 14 in / 16 × 20 in · hand-signed
Artist-signed, unnumbered
- Signed
5×7 signed pack
$120
5 × 7 / 7 × 5 in · pack of 3
This month’s three works, all hand-signed
Collectors’ List
Free
New prints 72 hours early
Plus my monthly studio email
Sibling
Original sold · print available
ITUNU: A Celebration of Black Girlhood
From the collection
She Who Moves Through Fire
Original sold · print available
Sun Crown
Original sold
About
Adeodunfa
Nigerian-born, Houston-based multidisciplinary artist working in acrylic on lace, murals, and public art — work rooted in culture, memory, and community. Lace and textile carry history and identity through the surface of the painting.
Painting, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria (1998). Verified references on Press include Street Art For Mankind, SMO Contemporary Art, and recent Coverage links.
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