# In/Visible: Artists The artists of [In/Visible](https://feralfile.com/exhibitions/in-visible-419), an exhibition on Feral File. ## Artists (10) - [Jah.](https://feralfile.com/artists/jah-irh) — Los Angeles Jah is a bold and visionary Filmmaker and Visual Artist from Brooklyn, now based in Los Angeles, whose work explores themes of digital identity, intrapersonal conflict, and future worlds. His artwork has been featured in, Brooklyn Museum, SXSW and acclaimed exhibitions in New York, Los Angeles, and Paris. Jah is also a leading artist in the web3 space, recognized as one of the first Directors to bring Music Videos into the space with renowned artist, LATASHÁ, and has sold his works on cutting-edge platforms like Zora, Foundation, Rarible, Known Origin, Superrare and is also a TIME Pieces artist for TIME magazine further pushing boundaries and cementing his status as a premier artist. - [Serwah Attafuah](https://feralfile.com/artists/serwah-attafuah-7ay) — Sydney, Australia Serwah Attafuah is a multidisciplinary artist and musician based on Dharug land/West Sydney, Australia. She creates surreal cyber dreamscapes and heavenly wastelands, populated by afro-futuristic abstractions of self with strong ancestral and contemporary themes. Serwah has collaborated with and been commissioned by clients including Mercedes Benz, Nike, GQ, Adobe, Paris Hilton, and Charli XCX. Recent notable achievements include her participation in Sotheby’s Natively Digital: A Curated NFT Auction and Apotheosis: a live motion capture experience with Soft Centre at The Sydney Opera House. - [Adaeze Okaro](https://feralfile.com/artists/adaeze-okaro-fe5) — Abuja, Nigeria. Growing up in the Enugu metropolis of South Central Nigeria, Adaeze Okaro was first introduced to photography by her father when she was six years old. Now, based in the Nigerian capital of Abuja, Adaeze captures stunning portraiture — but the influence of her upbringing is never far away. Presenting an effortless aesthetic that feels both intimate and voyeuristic, Adaeze’s portraits reflect an innate ability to make her subjects feel comfortable and at ease. She works with companies like Dove, Getty Images, and VSCO, and in 2021 she was selected for the Adobe Stock Artist Development Fund. - [Minne Atairu](https://feralfile.com/artists/minne-atairu-a6v) — New York, United States Minne Atairu is an interdisciplinary artist whose research-based practice seeks to reclaim the obscured histories of Benin Bronzes. Utilizing generative artificial intelligence and additive fabrication, Atairu reassembles visual, sonic, and textual fragments into conceptual works that engage with repatriation-related questions. Atairu has exhibited and performed at the Harvard Art Museums, Boston (2022); Markk Museum, Hamburg (2021); SOAS Brunei Gallery University of London, London (2022); Microscope Gallery, New York (2022); and Fleming Museum of Art, Vermont (2021). She is the recipient of the 2021 Lumen Prize for Art and Technology (Global Majority Award). - [Linda Dounia](https://feralfile.com/artists/linda-dounia-mu7) — Dakar Linda is an artist, designer, and curator whose transdisciplinary practice explores the relationship between the immaterial and the material. She works with and often combines a variety of mediums – acrylic, ink, pastels, vector, video, and GANs. She is interested in how technology reinforces systems of inequity, investigates the philosophical implications of technocapitalism, and dreams of solarpunk, degrowth, and decolonized futures. - [Zoe Osborne](https://feralfile.com/artists/zoe-osborne-wgz) — Toronto Zoe Osborne is a Toronto-based artist and designer from Barbados. Her work has a focus on Caribbean symbolism and narratives, and explorates homesickness in the Caribbean Diaspora. Zoe has showcased digital animations in Toronto, New York, Barbados, and Dubai, as well as on the NFT platform SupperRare. She holds a BA in interior design from Toronto Metropolitan University and was a creator in Elevate’s inaugural NFT Residency Program in Toronto. - [Arclight](https://feralfile.com/artists/arclight-enh) Adesola Yusuf (Arclight) is a visual explorer from Lagos, Nigeria. The visually expressive form of his works takes inspiration from highly detailed Renaissance art to the overly ornate Baroque and Rococo styles to modern minimalist, pop, and internet art - [AFROSCOPE](https://feralfile.com/artists/afroscope-l7z) — Tema, Ghana AFROSCOPE (Nana Isaac Akwasi Opoku) is an artist and designer from Tema, Ghana, who makes art that is often rooted in a diversity of Afrikan world views and cosmogonies. The Yoruba concept of Ashè, the Nguni Bantu philosophy of Ubuntu, and the Akan Adinkra symbology are some examples of his early, enduring influences. His work typically exudes strong surrealist leanings with afrofuturist undertones, as it asks and responds to questions such as: Who could we become if we remembered who we were? Where could we go if we remembered where we came from? What alternate realities and futures could we create if we knew our various pasts? The genesis of his formal art practice largely coincides with the peak of his disillusionment with colonially programmed norms, particularly within the spheres of education, religion, nutrition, society, and selfhood. Thus, art-making has become a way for Nana to investigate and synthesize the alternative modes of being he continues to encounter on his ongoing journey to “decolonize imagination.” In essence, his work currently attempts to deconstruct normative reality and challenge popular tropes about Afrika(ns) by imagining transcendental visual narratives that usually comprise otherworldly beings, speculative dreamscapes, and peculiar forms. Nana straddles the worlds of myth, mystery and automatism in his work. Ultimately he sees his art as portals into a multiverse of realities, and also as a form of cosmic play. - [Nygilia](https://feralfile.com/artists/nygilia-kwb) — United Kingdom Nygilia is a multidisciplinary artist who creates abstract art inspired by fantasy, gaming, and Afro-Caribbean worlds. Born in New York, she grew up playing basketball and video games, such as Final Fantasy and Legend of Zelda. She developed a deep appreciation for the power of storytelling, culture, and visual art through these experiences. - [Rayan Elnayal](https://feralfile.com/artists/rayan-elnayal-vsh) — London, United Kingdom Rayan Elnayal is a Sudanese artist/designer based in London. Using her architecture background, she visualizes and speculates on fictional spaces. She is interested in how magic realist techniques can aid in the production of futuristic narratives in Sudan, the SWANA region, and its diaspora. Since graduating from the University of Greenwich, Elnayal's work has been featured in several publications and two solo exhibitions in Central London. She has also acted as a guest critic and guest speaker on topics relevant to architectural design, digital art, and diversity. --- - HTML page: https://feralfile.com/exhibitions/in-visible-419/artists - DP-1 playlist: https://feralfile.com/exhibitions/in-visible-419/playlist.json - DP-1 channel: https://feralfile.com/exhibitions/in-visible-419/channel.json - API record: https://feralfile.com/api/exhibitions/880cf0d1-c1d8-496d-8c7d-52790ddc16a1 - Site index for agents: https://feralfile.com/llms.txt