By: Terh Agbedeh, Nigerian Art Critic In an art world often preoccupied with conceptual obscurity, the work of Nigerian-born artist Chubby Daniels arrives with the force of a necessary intervention. Based in Leicester, Daniels has carved out a unique and critically significant position by turning the most ubiquitous symbols of our waste—plastic bottle caps, discarded nails, scrap wood—into a vibrant visual language. His practice is more than a recycling initiative; it is a sophisticated re-evaluation of value itself, proving that the path to environmental awareness can be as beautiful as…
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