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Oscar Yukonu, a Nigerian surrealist artist, is unique in the art world with his extraordinary talent. Since 2014, this self-taught master has used the humble ballpoint pen as a magic wand to weave a breathtaking visual feast. The birth of each work is the result of nearly six weeks of time and hard work. He skillfully uses three secret techniques: pattern filling, cross weaving and free graffiti, making the world under his pen come alive on paper.

Under Yukonu's pen, it is not only the gentle touch of a pen and paper, but also the elegant round dance between ten identical pens that carry their own stories. In this subtle switch, he slowly unfolds portraits that deeply reflect the African soul like a magician. These works are not just a pile of colors, but also a flow of emotions. With African realism as the soul, they cleverly integrate the multiple perspectives of gender, religion and politics, weaving a complex and colorful tapestry about African experience and identity.

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