Segun Caezar is a Nigerian visual artist living and working in Toronto, Canada. Originally trained in Government administration, he pursued his passion for fine art, first gaining recognition for his highly detailed pencil portraits. Over time, his practice evolved into a distinctive style that combines oil and acrylic painting with structured, vibrant compositions, focusing on Black subjects.

Caezar’s work explores themes of identity, culture, and storytelling, often incorporating symbolism—most recently, koi fish—to deepen the narratives within his portraits. His technique is both meticulous and expressive, employing a wet-on-wet approach, unconventional blending tools like makeup brushes, and a section-by-section painting method that enhances detail and realism.

His art has been exhibited in prestigious spaces, including the Emancipation Exhibition at Helson Gallery, the Black Dreams and Aspirations Juried Exhibition at Toronto Union Station, Blk Frames 3 at Withrow Common, and most recently, A Transit Through Time at Union Station in February 2025. He was also part of the Lunar Codex project, which sent selected artists' works to the moon.

Beyond exhibitions, Caezar is committed to artistic innovation and community engagement. He is currently launching a portrait painting competition in Canada and leading an educational school tour aimed at inspiring young artists. Through his work, he continues to push boundaries, challenge narratives, and redefine contemporary portraiture.