Seyi Adelekun

Seyi Adelekun is a London-based multidisciplinary artist of Yoruba-Nigerian heritage. Their practice employs installation, performance, and sound as storytelling devices to archive and disseminate indigenous knowledge and ecological wisdom. Seyi’s work examines the critical role of ecospirituality within environmental justice and stewardship, using regenerative design principles to collectively world-build alternative realities. Rooted in ecosomatics, their workshops integrate ritual, craft, embodied movement and land-based practices to cultivate liberative spaces that foster play and interconnectedness within community.

Seyi has exhibited at South London Gallery, London Festival of Architecture, Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail, and London Design Festival. They have facilitated workshops for the Barbican Centre, Idle Women and A New Direction. As a producer, Seyi worked on the production of the dreamachine and House of Annetta for Assemble Studio, and Steve McQueen Year 3 for Artangel. Seyi is a residency fellow at G.A.S. Foundation.