How can personal experiences, memories, and narratives be translated into artistic forms of expression? How do textile structures become carriers of stories—spaces for self-exploration, visualization, and creation? In this artist talk, Abiona Esther Ojo offers insight into her artistic practice, where she combines autobiographical themes with photographic and textile processes. The focus is on her exploration of the technique of cyanotype on textiles—an experimental approach that intertwines light, fabric, and perception.  

Abiona Esther Ojo is a textile artist and sculptor. While her practice manifests itself through various media such as textile art and sculpture, Esther’s inspiration is often autobiographical. By examining her own embodied history, she connects her personal experiences to broader, socially relevant themes.