Unyime Etuk (b. 1993) is a self-taught Nigerian figurative artist whose practice centres on the human figure and the Black experience.

He began drawing as a child and started taking art seriously after graduating from university in 2016. He began with pencil and pastel before moving into painting, spending several years working mainly through commissions and developing his understanding of the human figure.

Over time, Etuk became more interested in making work from his own questions rather than from a client's request. He now works primarily with oil, using the human figure as a way to think about how we see ourselves, how others see us, and what it means to be Black.

His current body of work, People of Colour, began with a simple question: What if we were literally people of color? The question has since become the foundation of his practice and a body of work he considers his life's work.

Etuk has produced more than 500 professional works for clients in Nigeria and internationally, and his work has been exhibited in Nigeria and beyond. He continues to build People of Colour as the central direction of his practice.