[3] His work has been newly commissioned for the Reconstructions: Architecture and Blackness in America exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York along with Amanda Williams, Walter Hood, and Mario Gooden.
[5] Jeyifous' work confronts social issues through installations, large scale murals, large-scale public artwork and 3D computer models reflecting ideas about Afrofuturism and architectural dystopias.
[13] The Boom and the Bust (2019) is a 25-foot-tall sculpture that resembles an abstracted high-rise building with a cage-like structure in the center holding a collection of small red houses.
[16] The artist designed the piece to redefine the 21st-century monument, honor Shirley Chisholm's legacy of bringing people together, and discuss the long arc of democracy.
[18] Canyon Dreamscape (2021) is a large aluminum panel mural made in collaboration with the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture and TFN Architectural Signage.