Described by the Independent as 'One of the 50 Best African Artists'.
'Dilomprizulike, the self-proclaimed "junk man of Africa", creates sculpture and performances tied deeply into traditional African masquerade, yet which are informed by a post-modern awareness. Dilom is the art. He lives in what seems to be a junkyard in a permanent performance, recycling the detritus ... a home and a way of life that questions much of what we take for granted. Yet the work wrought from rubbish is deeply beautiful, intriguing and has a real gravitas; he is a philosophical Gaudi for the 21st century.'
VOLUME 1 documents the incarnation of The Junkyard Museum of Awkward Things, a sculptural environment exhibited within a residency at MOSTYN Gallery.