Ibrahim H. Bamidele, a multimedia artist currently immersed in the realms of photography and painting, draws from his immediate environment and personal experiences with zealous experimentation. His striking compositions serve as a powerful medium to express his vision of the world, tackling political, religious, and societal themes. Bamidele's distinctive painting style, characterized by the use of Ankara fabrics, newsprint, and intense dark skin tones, reflects a fusion of traditional and innovative techniques. Notably, he was represented by TAAH at the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair in London, 2023, expanding his artistic reach to an international audience. As a testament to his impact, his artworks can be found in the esteemed collection of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. His participation in various group exhibitions, both locally and internationally, includes noteworthy shows such as 'A Roomful of Stories' at The Kokopelli Gallery, Lagos (2021), 'Bridges to the West' at Art Times Gallery, United Kingdom (2020), and 'Form Feminee' at Thought Pyramid, Lagos (2019). Bamidele's artistic journey began as an apprentice at Talents Art Kingdom during secondary school, followed by formal training at Yaba College of Technology.