Segun Caezar
Ajoke oniburedi
Ajoke oniburedi
This work invites reflection on how the past lives within us—not just in memory, but in movement and spirit. Koi fish appear as silent witnesses, threading through the body like echoes of lineage and transformation. It holds space for those navigating inherited histories, and the quiet strength it takes to carry them with grace.
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Medium
Medium
Acrylic and Oil on canvas
Size
Size
36" x 48"
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Authentication
The work comes with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the founder of Cater Art and by the Artist
About the artist
About the artist
Segun Caezar is a Nigerian-born, Toronto-based visual artist known for his striking oil portraits of Black subjects, often infused with surreal and symbolic elements. With over a decade in figurative realism, his recent work features koi fish as ancestral spirits and silent witnesses to time.
He has exhibited across Canada, the U.S., and internationally—including the 2025 ART COMP in London, A Transit Through Time at Union Station, and the Lunar Codex project. In 2025, he received the Newcomer Artist Award from the Toronto Arts Foundation.
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