My name is Adaeze Adinnu, a prolific artist, and the Founder/CEO Fabloz Artistry. Graduated from the university of Northampton where I majored in Business Management, United Kingdom and reside in the UK. I have been passionate about painting since I was a child. My love for colours and ability to bring them to life on canvas were unparalleled. Growing up, I found solace and joy in the world of art, expressing myself through my vibrant and imaginative creations. At age 5, I received my very first set of paints, and that moment marked the beginning of a lifelong artistic journey. My works are a mesmerizing blend of realism and figurative arts made with both oil colours, acrylics, mirror, or mixed media and they highlight personal and societal challenges, highly textured and rich in symbolism, vibrant colour palettes, contemporary and energetic, each piece telling a story that captivated anyone who set eyes upon them. My artworks have been collected by prominent personnels and hospitality industries in the past, I have been commissioned by reputable companies such as Pepsi Cola Nigeria, to do murals in some of their outlets in Abuja Nigeria, my paintings have also been used to decorate the offices of incoming law makers at the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. I have also been invited by one of the eminent galleries in Dallas USA (Redwood Art Gallery) to exhibit alongside other estimable galleries. As a contemporary artist, I have been honoured with a number of media recognitions from the University of Northampton where I graduated from, Northampton Chronicles and Echo and other renowned organisations, newspaper publications from the Northampton museum and art gallery where I exhibited my works and award from UNESCO in recognition for my contributions to the field of arts. Recently I had an artist residency with one of the reputable galleries in the USA, Mitochondria gallery and the body of work I created during this period is currently on the group exhibition at the gallery title ‘When the sun stands still’. Other exhibitions include: LIST OF ART EXHIBITIONS 2023: When the Sun Stands Still Exhibition- Mitochondria Gallery, Houston Texas 2023: Spectrum London Art Exhibition- Holy Art Gallery, London 2023: Captured Hearts- Artsy represented by TAAG gallery, Los Angeles 2022: Art Expo Dallas Art Exhibition- Redwood Art Group, United states 2022: Black History Month Group Exhibition- Art.Africa, London 2022: Art in the Park Exhibition- Abington Museum, Northampton UK. 2021: Group Exhibition-Northampton Museum and Art gallery 2020: Each for Equal: Together we can, Nsibidi gallery, Abuja 2019: Orange the world: Female Artists Association of Nigeria- Kulture Kode, Art Hub, Abuja. 2019: Audacious: Nsibidi- The Gallery, Abuja. 2019: Uncovered: Female Nigerian Artists, British Village Inn, Abuja. 2019: GUNDUA (Enough is Enough)- Nsibidi – The gallery, Abuja. 2019: Choose to Challenge: Women in Culture- Chinese cultural centre, Abuja. 2018: International Day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking; Kulture Kode Art Hub, Abuja. 2018: UN Women sponsored exhibition, Nixon Luxury Hotel, Abuja. 2017: Abuja Unblocked; Sponsored by the USA Embassy, Cafe de Vie. PUBLIC COLLECTIONS 1. Boughton Care home, Northampton United Kingdom (Donated 2022). 2. Chinese Cultural Centre, Abuja Nigeria (2021). 3. House of Representatives. National Assembly, Abuja Nigeria. (2019).