Nyzere Dillon (b. 1999, New Brunswick,NJ) is a Jamaican-American figurative sculptor, currently based in Brooklyn, New York. Working primarily in clay, Nyzere seeks to champion evocative representations of the African diasporic experience. His sculptures serve as powerful reflections of identity, history, and culture, resonating with viewers on a profound emotional level.

Nyzere’s work is characterized by its exploration of African imagery and the cultural references surrounding it. Through his meticulous attention to detail and keen sensitivity to form and texture, he brings to life diverse narratives and traditions using figurative sculpture as a vessel. Each piece acts as a reminder of the resilience, beauty, and complexity of African heritage, inviting viewers to engage with themes of identity, belonging, and cultural resonance.

Beyond his artistic pursuits, Nyzere is deeply committed to using his platform to amplify marginalized voices and foster community empowerment. Through collaborations and diligent research of history, he seeks to create spaces where individuals from all walks of life can come together to celebrate their shared humanity and cultural heritage.Teaching sculpting courses playing on the idea of familiarity and symbolism within the community. As well as exhibition collaborations with Nike Nyc and Monad Agency for a celebration of black essence and resilience.  With his unwavering dedication to his craft and his passion for the vastness of African culture around the world, Nyzere Dillon seeks to make an indelible mark on future generations to come.