Chiazor Echo (b. 1999) is a London-based digital artist and storyteller whose work sits at the intersection of faith, identity, and cultural memory. Drawing on a Nigerian heritage, Yoruba and Igbo by origin, and a Christian faith inherited and practiced in both languages, his work seeks to make visible what cannot easily be seen: spiritual presence, social truth, and stories that the mainstream has left untold.

Working digitally in a style that carries the texture and warmth of traditional painting, Chiazor Echo creates figures and narratives rooted in African experience. Their practice is not interested in explanation; it is interested in curiosity. In the seed of interest planted by a name, a face, a presence that stays with you after you’ve looked away.

EDUCATION

2024 M.Sc. International Management, Loughborough University, London, UK

2022 M.Sc. Mass Communication and Media Technology, Lead City University, Ibadan, Nigeria

2019 B.Sc. Media and Communications Studies, Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria

EXHIBITIONS/ PUBLICATIONS

2025 ‘April/May Virtual Show’ The Holy Art, London, UK

2024 ‘OKOLA’ Megazine London (Winter 2024) Issue 4, London, UK

2023 ‘Art Matters’ VVA x Coffee Matters, Shoreditch, London, UK

2023 ‘Reawakening’ Trinity Collective, Swindon, UK