The canvas becomes a gateway to a realm where Yoruba folklore tales are reborn, infused with a modern twist and a nod to age-old wisdom.  

Ayanfe, with her brushstrokes, beckons us to pause, reflect, and rediscover the essence of ancient stories in a contemporary world.

As the sun dips on September 26th, art enthusiasts and culture aficionados will gather at ConHill Women's Jail, eager to be immersed in Ayanfe's world. 

She delves into the rich tapestry of Yoruba heritage, unraveling narratives that time might have subtly altered. 

In her creations, Orishas and Egun dance on the canvas, mirroring the delicate balance and harmony that the Yoruba religion generates. 

Attendees can anticipate an artistic journey that transcends mere visuals. Ayanfe's work becomes a bridge, connecting generations and identities. 

With each brushstroke, she invites us to reflect on our own narratives, encouraging us to question and celebrate our complexities. 

LET THE KID PAINT! isn't just an event; it's an invitation to embrace the whispers of history, painted vividly by a talented artist unafraid to let her inner child run wild on the canvas.