Johnson Uwadinma, is a Nigerian artist whose paintings and installations explore themes of memory, identity, morality, and human co-existence. Known for his use of tessellating hues and layered textures, Uwadinma creates visually intricate works that reflect on past and present experiences as well as the complexities of urban life. His art often combines acrylic paints, drawing symbolic connections between the human body, history, and collective social development. Through his intricate surfaces and thought-provoking themes, Uwadinma invites viewers to reflect on the delicate interplay between memory and contemporary existence.