Olusayo Ajetunmobi aka Ajet is an artist, illustrator and designer. Her multidisciplinary practice cultivates cultural memory through folklore, folktales, folk art, myths and legends. After illustrating several published and oral folktales over the course of five years, she participated in the 26th Harmattan Workshop, where she received a printmaking certificate from the Bruce Onobrakpeya Foundation, thereafter specializing in the medium. Her contemporary folk art has been exhibited in Gibraltar, New Jersey, Vienna, and Lagos. Every year since 2020, Ajet collaborates with at least one NGO to create illustrations and graphic designs for social impact and change, with a focus on women’s issues. Notably creating a research-based infographic and a reimagined folktale for an art-book titled SEEN. The art-book was published by the Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity, and launched at the Feminist Library, Peckham. This project inspired her recent body of work, titled "Girls just having fun"; a series of mixed media paintings, exploring the ways that beauty standards and invisible labour keep women from enjoying themselves. The production of these paintings was enhanced by a 2024 spring residency at Villa Karo. After the residency, Ajet designed a capsule collection of silver sea earrings, using shells from the beach that she lived on during the residency, and silver from Kaduna.