An offering, a prayer, to those who couldn't make it on this journey with us. A thank you for the memories. A blessing for their own journey ahead. A deeper understanding of ours. 

The Widow 

On your way to the party, don't forget your purse, your extra shoes, your smile, your heart. 
On your way to the party, don't mind the onlookers, the ones who laugh, who jeer, who snicker, who call at you. Keep going. 
On your way to the party, don't forget to enjoy yourself. Laugh like the world is ending. Love like the sun won't come up tomorrow. There is no tomorrow. Just today. Just now.  At the party. 
Enjoy it. 
It's the only one there is, and will ever be. 
//The collector of this piece will get a signed 1/1 canvas print overlaid with oil painting by me. 
(Tinúkẹ́ is Yoruba and in English  means 'Cherished from the womb'.
In this sculpture, she's wearing a traditional aso-ebi and gele that one would wear to an owambe [party])

Tinúkẹ́

One of my last paintings before my mind, and life, started to expand. An image of the star that shines in the morning, that comes from the west, that illuminates, that burns, that heals.

*One edition of this artwork has been reserved for the artist.*

Morningstar #8/37

In the older days, they say there was a woman whose eyes saw the stars, who the sky itself loved. They say amongst all the men and women in the world, she shone the brightest, the one God chose. 


Mary

When all was lost, and all was gone, there was but one angel remaining, to face all that was left. For, the demons had died eons ago, and now, as it was always fated to be, there was only them. The last of man.

The Last Angel

The genesis of the artist's new work, The Tomorrow Woman. 

Tomorrow Woman Exclusive Sketch

Sabine, the most beautiful woman in the world, black edition. Burn 10 of the OE to claim. 

Sabine Black Edition 

Editions by Anthony Azekwoh

A 1/1 Gold edition of the most beautiful woman in the world. 

Sabine Gold

Sculptures - nCEHgZBMOQ

Morningstar #13/37

In the Meantime Open Edition by Anthony Azekwoh

"Methuselah", the oldest man in the bible at age 969 years old, a haunting portrayal of age and wisdom, captured in vivid, earthy tones against a backdrop of deep red. The figure’s penetrating gaze and the swirling mist around him evoke a timeless narrative, blending the ephemeral with the eternal. 

Methuselah

SuperRare

Foundation

Rarible

"Child of the River" captures a lost yet potential-filled child entangled in a river's currents, emblematic of Nigeria's complexities. Utilising a vibrant palette and digital
elements, the artwork embodies the tension between entrapment and promise, resonating with my mission to redefine the African narrative."

Child of the River

“One of the last paintings to be finished in the series. I think about what our country would look like if it had a face. It’d be a child–our democracy still young–and it’d be an angry painting, frustrated almost. A Child of the Oil. It’s poetic maybe, that what we once swam in, is exactly what is now drowning us.”

Child of the Oil

“I like red, it’s my favourite colour to paint. Working on this collection, I pictured the soldiers in the past and present, fighting for the future of a country they believed in, risking their lives all for that promise. I thought it was interesting, though, that without any flags or insignia, all the soldiers looked the same: haggard, lost after seeing so much destruction. I wanted to capture that odd mix of resignation and despair, lined with the hope of a better tomorrow.”

Soldier

 Warrior’s Memory was made from a vulnerable place of introspection. I wanted to project the feeling of fighting through a hard year, going through grief and being able to hold that pain and loss tight, as fuel, as a remainder and as a way to light the path. This is the warrior, strong, old, tired but still strong. Held together by all he's loved. 

Warrior

A saint, succumbing to, or overcoming, Death itself.

anthony-azekwoh

anthony-azekwoh

Featured (0)

All Works (0)