About

We are more than a studio — Jungel Queen is a living, breathing story told through brushstrokes, body, and

digital form. At the intersection of fine art, 3D design, and fashion, our practice reimagines African identity

through surrealist lenses, cultural memory, and radical expression.

Founded by Esther Phillips, Jungel Queen was born from a desire to heal generational disconnection, and

reconnect with Nigerian heritage in bold, unapologetic form.

What We Create

From hand-painted canvases and digitally sculpted faces to

wearable art and textured fashion statements, every piece is an

invitation — a moment to pause, reflect, and realign with self.

We use Afro-surrealism as a tool to distort the “expected” and

reveal deeper truths: emotion, ancestry, femininity, and resistance.

Through vibrant storytelling and abstract symbolism, we challenge

linear identity and reclaim ancestral presence in modern form.

Sustainability: Every fashion item is created with eco-conscious

care, using recyclable or repurposed materials wherever possible.

Multidimensional Practice: Painting, 3D modeling, and textile design

come together to form an immersive, narrative-rich experience.

Cultural Movement: We honour oral tradition, inherited knowledge,

and the tactile magic of African creativity — not as history, but as

legacy in motion.

We do not just make art.

We remember. We restore. We reconnect.

This is a movement of creative remembrance.