Aize Muhammed Paul, an esteemed West African artist-photographer, began his creative journey with a passion for fashion, transitioning from designing to creative directing over the past decade. Influenced by his father's photography, Aize captures humility and nostalgia in his work, showcased in renowned exhibitions such as "Flares of Enthusiasm Dash Between" and "Frozen Choices Sacred Space."

His art has been displayed at Alliance Française Lagos, Tribal Gallery Kenya, Peponi Hotel Lamu, Moneda Gallery Lagos, and private collections. Aize's collaborations include workshops at Anidan orphanage in Kenya and Kakuma refugee camp, inspiring refugees to create art and poetry.

Aize's recent book, *Wonder Boys Nothing Else* (Swahili: *Vijana wa Ajabu Hakuna Wengine*), published by Paint It Black Publishing, features artwork and poems by Kakuma refugees and will launch this fall in London. With a portfolio of international collaborations, Aize Muhammed Paul continues to weave a globally resonant narrative of artistic innovation and social consciousness.

In addition to his artistic accomplishments, Aize holds a law degree from the prestigious Benson Idahosa University in Benin City, his hometown. He is also the founder of Violet Foundation, an organization dedicated to aiding refugees and internally displaced persons across Africa through art. The foundation focuses on empowering vulnerable communities by providing them with creative outlets to express their experiences and foster resilience.