Seyi Adelekun is a neurodivergent artist of Yoruba heritage, working across installation, sculpture and performance art. Their practice is aligned with the interconnectedness of all beings, creating work that awakens our ecological awareness, environmental stewardship and spiritual relationship with ourselves and the more-than-human world. Seyi offers workshops and performances; that are centred in ritual practice, embodied movement and collective making. She explores nature connection and ancestral knowledge within the West African contexts with the intention to create spaces to collectively heal transgenerational trauma and ecological grief.