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Nigerian Artist Samson Akinnire at AMIAF 2025: Transforming Waste into Timeless Art by Miabo Enyadike

Samson Akinnire at AMIAF 2025: Transforming Waste into Timeless Art


                              Samson Akinnire at AMIAF 2025

The Nigerian Recycling Artist Redefining Sustainability Through Creativity

April 29 – May 1, 2025, Lagos, Nigeria – The Artmiabo International Art Festival (AMIAF) returns with the groundbreaking theme, ‘The Artconomy,’ celebrating the fusion of art and commerce. Among the distinguished artists showcasing at this year’s festival is Nigerian recycling artist Samson Akinnire, whose innovative installations are reshaping contemporary art and sustainability.

Who is Samson Akinnire?

Born on June 1, 1986, and based in Lagos, Nigeria, Samson Akinnire has earned international recognition for his ability to transform discarded materials into striking works of art.

By harvesting waste such as aluminum, stainless cans, automobile parts, electrical gadgets, and kitchenware, he reimagines trash into intricate sculptures and installations.

His creative process involves nailing, gluing, welding, burning, punching, and sewing these discarded elements together with copper wire onto engraved wood, producing bold and thought-provoking compositions.

Art as a Way of Life

For Akinnire, art is more than just expression—it is a way of life. His works serve as inclusive narratives that reflect nostalgic occurrences, personal experiences, and environmental consciousness.

Each piece invites humanizing engagement, encouraging viewers to rethink their relationship with waste and sustainability. His ability to merge complex materials into seamless artistic expressions highlights the beauty of transformation and the power of artistic vision.

Experience Samson Akinnire at AMIAF 2025

At AMIAF 2025, visitors will have the opportunity to experience Akinnire’s bold, intricate, and sustainability-focused installations firsthand. His participation aligns perfectly with the festival’s mission to explore how art drives economic and social impact on a global scale.

Samson Akinnire at AMIAF 2025


Why You Should Attend AMIAF 2025 Witness the fusion of sustainability and art: See how discarded materials are transformed into breathtaking masterpieces. Engage with an internationally recognized recycling artist: Learn about Akinnire’s artistic journey and innovative techniques. Be part of a global art movement: Network with collectors, curators, and creatives at one of Africa’s most influential art festivals.

Join Us in Lagos – Secure Your Ticket Now!

AMIAF 2025 promises to be a landmark event, and Samson Akinnire’s exhibition will be a highlight of the festival. Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with his transformative art and explore the impact of recycling in contemporary creativity. Event Date: April 29 – May 1, 2025
Location: Admiralty Conference Center Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island Lagos, Nigeria

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