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The exhibition 'Freudian Tones' is a highly romanticised expression of a man's desire for a woman with respectful restraints. This concept was carved out of the artist’s love for Freud Sigmund, an Austrian neurologist, who asserts that man and woman cannot be platonic friends, basing it on his fact that women were designed in a way men find attractive.
The female figure is the major capture in which the artist uses to communicate to his audience. If professionally manipulated artistically is capable of impacting altered emotions; this is one credit to Segun Adejumo, as he is an expert in using the female figure as his mouthpiece in asserting his concepts.
The exhibition also stands to affect the relevance of these basics of art in an industry where the pursuit of contemporary style has been an excuse to elude essence from art. From an artistic perception this could be how Segun Adejumo interprets his passion as a fine artist because apart from the fact that drawing is the primary knowledge of visual art, this is the genesis of Segun Adejumo as a fine artist.
This whole interplay of ideas and concepts explains the primary aim of the exhibition, which is to prove that art is a very effective tool for illustrating the affairs of life.
