Zero Privé Private Collection
Art by Olusegun Paul ANDREW
Olusegun Paul Andrew
Contemporary African Artist
Olusegun Paul Andrew stands as a towering presence in Modern and Contemporary African Art. His deep commitment to elevating African creativity has reshaped the global art narrative.
A seasoned visual artist with over four decades of practice, Paul found his voice in 1978 at Ibadan’s Toki Memorial Arts Centre. There, he embraced abstraction under the influence of Tunde Odunlade, Tunrayo Onibonokuta, Jimoh Braimoh, and Twin Seven Seven.
In 2021, he launched Zero Privé Gallery in Ikoyi—a space where rich cultural heritage meets bold, contemporary ambition. Through his gallery, Paul fuses tribal motifs with modern vision, delivering immersive experiences that resonate across the art world.
His private collections engage deeply with cultural politics, using visual metaphors to explore social, psychological, and political dramas. He layers irony and humor into his work, rendering human experience both evocative and approachable.
His stature in the private collection space reflects the strategic importance of African-focused patrons worldwide. Like acclaimed collectors Jean Pigozzi and Yemisi Shyllon, Paul leverages private curation to tell compelling stories, elevate underrepresented voices, and cement Africa’s position in the international art market.
For discerning collectors seeking authenticity, insight, and impact, Olusegun Paul Andrew represents trust, longevity, and leadership in African art.
Artists
Ayogu Kingsley Ifeanyichukwu
Duke Asidere (b. Lagos) is a Nigerian contemporary artist known for bold, expressive works. He studied painting at Ahmadu Bello University, earning both B.A. (1988) and M.A. (1990) degrees in fine art.
His work explores African politics and urban life, blending satire, vivid color, and abstract elements.
Ayogu Kingsley Ifeanyichukwu
Ayogu Kingsley Ifeanyichukwu (b. 1994) is a Nigerian hyperrealist artist from Enugu State. He began painting as a child and later carved out his signature style.
In 2021, his viral portrait of Malcolm X launched the Icons in the White House series, featured in the Just My Imagination exhibition at Hangar, Lisbon.
Damilola Olusegun Joy
My art captures the natural world—its quiet beauty and expansive wonder. I’m drawn to the fine details of flowers, the power of the sea, and the open majesty of the sky. Each subject offers its own challenge and a fresh space for expression.