About

Kayode Ojo, originally from Cookeville, Tennessee, and based
in New York, merges various influences, ranging from Marcel
Duchamp and Haim Steinbach’s readymades to Paul Rudolph’s
expressionist architecture and Jeff Koons’ neo-pop aesthetic.
His work challenges conventional notions of value and

functionality by transforming a variety of objects, from fast-
fashion products to Amazon items and personal belongings,

into sculptures that explore contemporary consumer culture,
the obsession with luxury, and the pursuit of status.
Kayode Ojo, originally from Cookeville, Tennessee, and based
in New York, …