Keyamo Onoge @ Gallery 610

Brief Bio

Keyamo Onoge finds inspiration in his surroundings, music videos, traveling, and vintage styles. From Nigeria, he came to the United States on a music scholarship at the University of Charleston. Onoge shared that when the school lost funding for its music program, he had to find a different path while being an immigrant on a student visa. He found himself moving to Huntington, where he ended up getting a business administration undergrad at Marshall. When he began his master's in marketing, the pandemic hit, so he decided to leave school and pursue his passion. Today, Onoge specializes in photography and videography and is musically talented as well.

On Display

Onoge takes his interest in transformative art to create masterpieces. His photo transfers are photos that were taken locally and transferred onto objects you may find in your home. On display today is a photo transfer onto an Indian Guitar titled, “Reverie in A-Minor.” Also on display created by Onoge is a photo transfer onto a wood chair titled, “Summer Slumber.” He can be seen in his photos sitting in the chair and holding the guitar.