Ebuka Agudiegwu

Born in Kano, Nigeria in 1997, Pascal Ebuka is a self-taught artist living in and working from the hills of Abuja, Nigeria. With a Bachelor of Science from the Imo State University, Nigeria, Pascal's artistic prowess embodies an innately unique style of expression, through colorful palettes, varying human expressions and an exclusive use of foliage, which he remarks to represent his great interest in the relationship between man and plants. A relationship which captivated his ever inquisitive mind as a young boy growing up in Ugwu Nchara, Abia State, Nigeria.

Since venturing into the art space in 2017, Pascal works as a traditional artist who utilizes a wide range of media; from acrylic, to oil paints, charcoal, graphite, ink, pastel, salt and candle flame soot. He attempts to express an ideal relationship between man and nature through figurative paintings embalmed in telling elements and dreamscapes. He elaborately challenges societal norms and traditions, while drawing attention to critical life issues.

Pascal is included in several notable private  collections, including the Collection Montparnasse in Canada and the Ichooselife Foundation in Nigeria, among others.