Tola Wewe exemplifies all the traits of genius- including the tendency to be imitated. He however stays ahead of his simulators by constantly adapting his style while inventing new means of creative expression on canvass. He is one of the most innovative and prolific artists of his generation. And has been frequently described as one of the most talented minds from the African continent. He has followership that spans the entire African continent and parts of Europe.

Tola Wewe's works are widely acclaimed for their originality, simplicity, texture and mastery of colours. After graduating from the Universities of Ife and Ibadan, he became a founding member of the Ona movement. His style draws from the Ona symbols of the Yoruba culture and his themes project traditional lore's and myths of his native culture.

Tola Wewe's paintings have been exhibited across the world including Coningsby Gallery, London, Espace Alberica Gallery, The Heeze gallery in the Netherlands, Cambridge University UK and the Denver Museum.