EMMANUEL OKORO SCULPTOR
Figurative bronze sculpture exploring heritage, movement, and narrative form.
THE ARTIST
A Life in Sculpture
BA (Hons), Wimbledon College of Art.
Studio based in East London.
Over 20 years of professional practice.
Emmanuel Okoro has exhibited internationally and was commissioned for the London 2012 Olympic Games, a defining moment that positioned his work within a global cultural context.
Each sculpture begins as a narrative idea, formed through sketch, clay, and scale maquettes before entering the bronze casting process. Through multi-layered patinas and hand-finished surfaces, each piece gains its own character and permanence.
Okoro’s sculptures are held in public and private collections and have been exhibited in galleries, museums, and public spaces across the UK, Europe, Africa, and the United States.
Highlights include:
National Museum, Lagos • AAF New York • London Olympic Commission
Featured Work
Reunion
Stop and Focus
The Three Graces
A figurative sculpture exploring simplified form and emotional presence, inspired by the storytelling traditions of the Nigerian Delta.
A figurative sculpture exploring simplified form and emotional presence, inspired by the storytelling traditions of the Nigerian Delta.
A figurative sculpture exploring simplified form and emotional presence, inspired by the storytelling traditions of the Nigerian Delta.
A figurative sculpture exploring simplified form and emotional presence, inspired by the storytelling traditions of the Nigerian Delta.
A figurative sculpture exploring simplified form and emotional presence, inspired by the storytelling traditions of the Nigerian Delta.
A figurative sculpture exploring simplified form and emotional presence, inspired by the storytelling traditions of the Nigerian Delta.
Begin a Commission
Emmanuel Okoro is available for public art commissions, private collectors, curatorial projects, and institutional collaborations.
Each work is developed through narrative, material integrity, and scale — crafted to exist as a lasting cultural form.