Quadri Sorunke (@qvxdri) operates at a rare intersection of structure and soul. As a Lagos-based visual artist and trained architect, he defines his practice through Liminal Realism—a study of the “thresholds” where physical presence and the immaterial components of reality overlap.

The artwork looks like it's painted with digital oil brushes, giving it a natural, flowing texture that blends the real and digital worlds smoothly. The real interest lies in the moments between these layers, where the person's identity is not fixed but constantly changing and alive.

The collaboration with sound designer @theotherthrone adds a sensory weight to the visual narrative, reinforcing the idea that these layers are something to be felt as much as seen. Sorunke cites the process of "peeking back layers" as a way to uncover the truth of his own composition.