Bio
Chibuzor Darluzu is an artist and designer exploring how design can respond to exclusion through material innovation, spatial strategies, and culturally rooted storytelling. working at the intersection of fabrication, research, and public engagement, they use overlooked materials and urban contexts to create objects and experiences that challenge norms and reimagine space. From anti hostile street furniture to bootleg inspired products, their work builds connections between industry, community, and place, pushing design toward futures that are experimental, socially engaged, and materially grounded.
I work with what gets discarded. through untildef, I build with found materials and overlooked systems to create objects that carry both resistance and care. furniture becomes protest, sculpture becomes conversation, and making becomes a way to ask questions about who space is meant for. this practice is a way to stay connected to place, memory, and possibility.
Selected Work
