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Spiralis x TAAG Gallery

Lawrence Torto, Levi Robinson and Hezekiah Obidare

Team Ascot by Levi Robinson: a painted portrait of a man in a flat cap and round glasses wearing a checked jacket, against a gold and grey ground
Team Ascot, Levi Robinson, Oil on Canvas, 2026. Courtesy of the gallery.

About the gallery

Spiralis Gallery is a contemporary art space dedicated to showcasing the bold, layered, and vibrant work of Afro-Caribbean and African diasporic artists-with a foundational focus on Haitian art. We are committed to representing artists with respect, care, and authenticity, while connecting collectors and communities through art. We believe art should be a bridge between cultures, and Spiralis exists to highlight the beauty, complexity, and power of diasporic storytelling.

Artists

Artists at the Spiralis x TAAG Gallery booth

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Lawrence Torto

Portrait of Lawrence Torto

About the artist

Lawrence Torto (b. 1993) is a Ghanaian contemporary visual artist living and working in Accra, Ghana. His multidisciplinary practice is shaped by the intersections of Ghanaian culture, Black history, fashion, and environmental consciousness. Drawing inspiration from the vibrant aesthetics of African textiles and contemporary style, Torto explores the transformative relationship between art and fashion, believing that “when art and fashion collide, magic happens.” His work is part of many notable private collections.

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Levi Robinson

About the artist

Levi Robinson (b. 1971, Newark, NJ) is a contemporary mixed media artist whose work fuses portraiture, social commentary, and classical technique with the energy of hip hop culture. Raised during the rise of hip hop, Levi saw parallels between sampling music and visual collage—using fragments of the past to reimagine the present. Levi’s work explores the complexities of Black identity, memory, and resistance. Through paintings, collages, murals and installations, he aims to shift perspectives, challenge conventions, and humanize marginalized narratives.

He is the co-founder of Grail Arthouse and Ebon Altar, and a member of the Black Art Today Foundation. His work has been featured in Reuters, The New York Times, and National Geographic, and exhibited in major art fairs including Spectrum, Red Dot in Miami, and Harlem Fine Art Show.

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Hezekiah Obidare

Portrait of Hezekiah Obidare

About the artist

Obidare Hezekiah (b. 1995) is a Nigeria-based emerging visual artist, painter, and ceramicist from Osun State. He comes from a long lineage rooted in traditional pottery culture, which deeply informs his artistic practice. His work documents untold histories surrounding the importance and relevance of pottery in society. Drawing inspiration from his culture and the people within his environment, he explores various forms of pots, often transforming them into human heads. Through this visual language, he emphasizes the significance of pottery beyond its function as a household utensil, presenting it as a powerful cultural and symbolic form.

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