Stain is a boundary-pushing visual artist whose work fuses elements of street art, abstract expressionism, and contemporary cultural critique. Emerging from the dynamic art scene of Lagos, Stain has swiftly gained recognition for a distinctive style characterized by bold color palettes, raw textures, and the use of unconventional materials sourced from urban environments. Their art explores themes of identity, collective memory, and urban decay, often reflecting the vibrancy and contradictions of modern city life.

Stain’s pieces have been exhibited in galleries across Africa and Europe, and they continue to blur the lines between public and private spaces through large-scale murals and interactive installations. Through an ever-evolving practice that remains deeply rooted in their cultural heritage, Stain invites audiences to interrogate the visible and invisible marks left on society by history, progress, and personal experience.