THE GOSPEL
ACCORDING TO
THE RENAISSANCE MAN
(TGATTRM)
ART COLLECTION
FEATURING:
Sam Taiwo Abidoye
Peter Johnson
Joseph Aronshola
Akile Ehifiora
Olufemi Kayo
THE BOOK
(TGATTRM)
1 Light: The First Day
"....James Clerk Maxwell was the first to demonstrate that light is an electromagnetic wave. This correlation deepens when we consider Genesis 1:2, which describes the Spirit (or "wind") of God moving over the surface of the waters before light appears. From a physics perspective, the movement of “wind” over “water” can be seen as a poetic allusion to wave formation—a fitting metaphor for electromagnetic radiation..."
THE ART
(TGATTRM)
Chapter: 1
Theme: The Light
Artitst: Joseph aronshola
Year: 2025
Media: Mixed Media
Art ID: TGATTRM #1
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LIMITED EDITION
PRINTS
Read The Writings On The Wall
Daily
Igbero Home brings museum-grade African biblical art into private spaces — not as decoration, but as daily encounter. Each work is carefully curated, documented, and produced to archival standards, transforming living rooms, studies, and family spaces into places of reflection and cultural memory. These are not random wall pieces. They are narrative anchors — visual theology designed to shape atmosphere, identity, and legacy within the home.
OFFICE
Rethinking Corporate Culture..
Igbero Office installs museum-grade African biblical art into executive spaces, boardrooms, and private offices — not as decoration, but as declaration. These works anchor environments where decisions are made, influence is exercised, and futures are shaped. Each piece is curated for narrative weight and produced to archival standards, ensuring that leadership spaces reflect conviction, heritage, and cultural permanence. In an Igbero Office, the walls do not merely fill space — they communicate worldview.
SOCIAL
Read The Writings On The Wall
Daily
Igbero Home brings museum-grade African biblical art into private spaces — not as decoration, but as daily encounter. Each work is carefully curated, documented, and produced to archival standards, transforming living rooms, studies, and family spaces into places of reflection and cultural memory. These are not random wall pieces. They are narrative anchors — visual theology designed to shape atmosphere, identity, and legacy within the home.
Current Exhibitions
01
Exhibit One
Join us for an exhibition featuring local artists.
02
Exhibit Two
Explore the connections between scripture and creative expression.
03
Exhibit Three
Dive into narratives that celebrate African heritage.