Odudu is a Toronto-based architect and artist whose work sits at the intersection of architecture, urban placemaking, and participatory experience. In an ever-expanding digital culture that thins our attention and isolates us, he creates spatial interventions and public moments that spark collective wonder, human connection, and a renewed sense of belonging. His research-based practice is driven by a pursuit of social well-being, exploring how design can draw on timeless knowledge, performance, ritual, and cultural memory to shape contemporary frameworks that help people feel more connected to themselves, one another, and the natural world. 

Since 2020, Odudu has refined his expertise designing bespoke homes, public spaces, and site-specific artistic interventions with each project grounded in careful craft and cultural resonance. He has worked with and been supported by organizations including the City of Toronto, the Canada Council for the Arts, the Art Gallery of Ontario, and Nia Centre for the Arts. In 2019, he received the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) International Prize Scholarship.