
Osaji Chinedu George is a multidisciplinary artist exploring the dimensions of memory. His work considers the politics of belonging and identity, while examining the existential tension between the state and indigenes of Nigeria.
With a visual language rooted in deconstruction and surrealism, he navigates the intersections between personal and shared experiences, highlighting the ways they shape our understanding of our place in the world.
Osaji holds a B.A in Creative Arts from the University of Lagos, and his work is held in esteemed collections around the globe. Selected as a finalist for the ART X “Resonance” residency prize (2025) and shortlisted for the Prince Claus Seed Award (2025), his work was recently shown in the duo exhibition “then i remembered a charm” at SOTO Gallery in 2025, and featured in group exhibitions including “SKETCH” (Alliance Française de Lagos, 2025), “Between Fragments” (Yenwa Gallery, 2025), “Africa Foto Fair” (Cote d’Ivoire, 2024), “At Once, Then Again” (Rele Gallery, 2023), “ATO Connects” (Art Twenty One Gallery, 2020), and “Impart Art Fair” (Lasmara, 2019).