Mulbridge Arts develops and presents visual and interdisciplinary work through curation, creative development, and selective collaboration.
It works with a limited number of artists whose practice reflects clarity, originality, and long-term direction.
Mulbridge Arts approaches art through purpose, meaning, and impact.
ARTISTS
Mulbridge Arts engages in selective artist development and collaboration, shaping the direction and presentation of work.
VISUAL ARTIST/ILLUSTRATOR
CHELSEA
MARGARET
Chelsea's works are a mixture of classic and modern styles. Her artistic endeavours have always been influenced by the intersection of horror, surrealism, mythology, folk tales, nature and music.
Chelsea loves to blend familiar elements with unexpected twists to create pieces that are both beautiful and thought-provoking. Her works are done digitally and traditionally; using acrylic/gouache/watercolour paints, pencil, graphite and ink. Chelsea is inspired by the likes of Gustav Klimt, Alphonse Mucha, James Jean, Joao Ruas and Audrey Kawasaki.
TEXTILE DESIGNER
EYIMOFE
IDEH
Eyimofe is a curator and textile
designer, who advocates for emerging African artists. In 2023, she founded TFAF; Textile as a Form of Art and Fashion, a campaign to view textiles not just as an important aspect in fashion but as a form of visual art. With her earliest interaction in art coming from her father’s artistry, she went on to receive a BA in Visual Arts.
Eyimofe nurtures talent, guiding artists into the Lagos art scene and enhancing their production and presentation skills. She currently serves as an art curator for the inaugural +234 Art Fair.
MIXED MEDIA VISUAL ARTIST
SAYĖ
ORĖI
Sayė Orėi is a multidisciplinary visual artist working across mixed media, sculpture, ceramics, and installation.
The practice investigates texture, form, and the interplay of light and shadow, creating immersive experiences that are tactile, conceptual, and thought-provoking.
Drawing inspiration from organic materials, abstract narratives, and nature, it invites viewers into a reflective space where material and imagination converge.