About Moses Diokpala

Visual Artist, Art Educator, Curator, Author, and Curriculum Developer

Biography

Moses Diokpala is a visual artist, art educator, author, and curriculum developer dedicated to fostering creativity and artistic excellence. With extensive experience teaching visual arts in schools, he specializes in drawing, painting, mixed media, printmaking, and contemporary art practices.

His work combines artistic expression with educational leadership, helping students develop technical skills, creative confidence, and critical thinking through the visual arts. Through both his professional practice and teaching, Moses demonstrates a commitment to artistic innovation and educational excellence.

Professional Highlights


Experienced Art Educator

Professional Artist and Exhibition Curator

Curriculum Designer and Lesson Plan Developer

Visual Artist and Painter

Educational Content Creator

Author and Creative Mentor

Archievements & Recognition Awards

Fine and Applied Arts, Education | Bachelor's Degree in Education B.A (Ed) | Delta State University

Fine and Applied Arts, Education | Associate Degree in Education NCE | Lagos State University of Education (AOCOED)

Academic Record

International Artistic Inspiration and Recognition Award | PPS 2026| USA

Recognition, Long Service & Achievement Awards | The Regent School 2014, 2019, 2023| Nigeria

Best Painting Student Awards 2001 & 2002 | Lagos State University of Education (AOCOED)| Nigeria

Artist Statement

"Art is a powerful tool for communication, self-discovery, and cultural connection. Through my artwork and teaching, I strive to inspire creativity, encourage exploration, innovation and help others find their unique artistic voice."

Teaching Philosophy

My teaching approach emphasizes creativity, technical skill development, artistic innovation, exploration, and student-centered learning. I believe every student can develop artistic confidence through structured guidance and meaningful creative experiences.

Core Values

  • Fostering creative confidence in all students

  • Developing technical and conceptual skills

  • Encouraging artistic exploration and experimentation

  • Building critical thinking through visual analysis

Teaching Methods

  • Structured skill-building with immediate application

  • Student-centered, inquiry-based learning

  • Collaborative projects and peer critique

  • Integration of contemporary art practices