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current exhibition

SOLO Artist
The KAC GFA
exhibition
Welcome to the KAC GFA SOLO Artist exhibition, a monthly rotation of talented artists from varying artistic disciplines who will share their unique visual perspectives and editorials to wider audiences.

The KAC GFA is happy to introduce Paschal UGWU, a Nigerian artist based in Abuja and our KAC GFA SOLO Artist for February 2025.
Leap of Faith (2024)
acrylic on canvas
30×20 inches
Moment of Clarity (2024)
acrylic on canvas
36×24 inches
Serenity (2024)
acrylic on canvas
36×24 inches
The Hustler (2024)
acrylic on canvas
20×20 inches
Introvert (2024)
acrylic on canvas
36×24 inches
Okpara (First Son) II (2024)
acrylic on canvas
36×24 inches
Psalm 23 (2024)
acrylic on canvas
20×16 inches
Self-Reliance (2024)
acrylic on canvas
36×24 inches
Charging Spot I (2022)
acrylic on canvas
36×36 inches
Charging Spot II (2022)
acrylic on canvas
36×36 inches

Paschal UGWU
Paschal UGWU, born in 1996 in Orba, Nigeria, is an artist based in Abuja.
He earned his Fine Arts degree from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Specializing in expressive figurative painting, Paschal works primarily with acrylic on canvas. His art is known for its unconventional figures with exaggerated eyes, capturing personal stories, human emotions, and societal themes. Paschal has showcased his work in exhibitions like 'Uplifted Spirits,' attended the Rele Bootcamp residency, and featured in Plus 234 Art Fair. In 2023, he was also a finalist for the prestigious Kuenyehia Art Prize.
”In my art, I strive to capture the emotions and everyday experiences that make us who we are. I use expressive figures to tell stories that reveal the beauty and complexity of life. The large, soulful eyes in my characters are a way to invite viewers to look deeper, beyond the surface, and connect with the emotions and identities that define us all.”
