A landmark solo exhibition at TAFETA gallery in London, presenting the complete "Ọ̀rọ̀ Ẹni (Conversations with Self)" collection. All five major works — Àkókò, Ìtàn, Ìbálòpọ̀, Àlá, and Ónje — were displayed in their full scale (2000mm × 1500mm), creating an immersive environment where visitors could experience the full journey of the collection. The gallery space allowed the organic textures and metallic accents to interact with natural light, revealing new dimensions of the work throughout the day.

A comprehensive exhibition at the Daily Mail Group headquarters in London, one of the UK's most influential media organisations. The installations were displayed throughout the building, engaging staff and visitors with the organic textures and Yoruba philosophy embedded in each piece. The exhibition included an artist introduction and formal presentation of the work to the leadership team.

Featured at the prestigious Financial Times Africa Summit held at The Peninsula Hotel in central London. The exhibition brought together hundreds of business leaders, policymakers, and cultural influencers from across Africa and beyond. The artwork served as a bridge between African heritage and contemporary global discourse, with an official artist presentation highlighting the five key themes of the collection.

A prestigious lobby exhibition at one of the world's most influential financial media institutions. The artwork was displayed in the main entrance of the FT building, greeting thousands of journalists, executives, and visitors daily. The organic, sustainable materials of the installations created a powerful contrast with the modern architecture of the headquarters, sparking conversations about art, sustainability, and cultural heritage.