By Faith is a deeply personal reflection on hope, resilience, and the power of prayer for a brighter future. As a child, when I first saw images of the Hiroshima explosion, mistaking the terrifying mushroom cloud for something soft and beautiful—a pillow, a cloud, a dream. Now, with the weight of understanding, the piece transforms this memory into a powerful prayer: that all ‘giant land-clouds’ become symbols of peace rather than destruction. It highlights the importance of safeguarding the future for generations to come.

Kamorudeen Aruna

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Kamorudeen Toluwani Aruna is an emerging visual artist and photographer from Lagos, Nigeria, with a Fine Arts Studio diploma from Centennial College in Toronto, Ontario. Deeply passionate about color, form, and shape, his work vividly captures everyday emotions, blending cultural influences with contemporary elements. Kamorudeen’s art delves into surrealistic storytelling, often featuring children to highlight their innocence, joy, and complexity. Beyond creating art, Kamorudeen aspires to be a visionary artist and art educator, dedicated to guiding the next generation while pioneering new pathways in surrealistic art storytelling.