Èmi sí ẹ (you cant match me)
( 01 · 2023 – 2024 )
Lókè Lókè (up up)
( 02 · 2023 – 2024 )
Ninu Agbo
( 03 · 2023 – 2024 )
Màá jaiyé orí mii (Im going to have fun)
( 04 · 2023 – 2024 )
Pàdé mi ní sàlé (Get down with me)
( 05 · 2023 – 2024 )
Ka jọ jẹ Abula (lets eat abula together) II
( 06 · 2023 )
Puff Puff
( 07 · 2023 )
Dodo
( 08 · 2023 )
For souvenir
( 09 · 2023 )
Moi-Moi preparation (okan)
( 10 · 2023 )
Moi-Moi preparation (meta)
( 11 · 2023 )
MC Ma pa mi na
( 12 · 2023 )
MC
( 13 · 2023 )
Gbegiri
( 14 · 2023 )
Amala dey
( 15 · 2023 )
Bẹrẹmọle
( 16 · 2023 )
Àbùlà
( 17 · 2023 )
Ẹ fun mi ni ọfada meji (Give me 2 Ofada)
( 18 · 2023 )
Elere (they have come to play music)
( 19 · 2023 )
Melo lo wa n bẹ (how much rice)
( 20 · 2023 )
Iya ẹlẹba
( 21 · 2023 )
How many for gizdo
( 22 · 2023 )
E don almost ready?
( 23 · 2023 )
Musiki
( 24 · 2023 )
Dance, Dance, Dance
( 25 · 2023 )
How Many Crates You Want
( 26 · 2023 )
Agbamọlẹ
( 27 · 2023 )
Eze’s Fashion Store
( 28 · 2024 )
2023 – 2024 · 28 works
A wà ńbẹ̀
Shenjobi aims to take the audience on an immersive multisensory journey with her latest body of work. She culturally translates the traditional Owambe party through a series of textile installations, sound design, film, photography, and paintings.
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