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Nigerian Picasso, Oresegun Olumide, Sets Facebook On Fire

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Meet Oresegun Olumide, a painting graduate from the Yaba College of Technology. His artworks just went viral on Facebook with all Nigerians talking about it.

His amazing paintings look so real that you think they are real photographs.
Olumide graduated from Yaba College of Technology in 2005 with a distinction in painting. He has participated in several exhibitions in Nigeria and abroad.

 

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He won several awards such as Best Life Drawing Student 2002; 1st Prize Winner Pendulum Gallery 2004 competition; 3rd Prize Winner Goethe Institute in 2006; overall best student in School of Art, Design and Printing 2005 and many other laurels and it shows.

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