Emmanuel Okoro

Emmanuel Okoro is a London-based monumental bronze sculptor of Nigerian descent whose practice spans over two decades of international exhibition and commission. His work explores the fundamental human questions — legacy, ancestry, aspiration, survival — through figurative bronze of uncompromising clarity and scale.
Commissioned for the London 2012 Olympic Games and exhibited at the National Museum Lagos, AAF New York, and major London art fairs, Okoro works at the intersection of cultural memory and contemporary sculptural language. His forms strip the human figure to its essential presence — each line, plane and gesture carrying the weight of a story that refuses to be forgotten.
Recent monumental works include ECHO OF ICARUS (2025), STOP AND FOCUS (220cm cast bronze, 2025) and BLACKSWAN (2024). Cast bronze editions and large-scale commissions are available for private collectors, interior designers, landscape architects and public art programmes.

University of the Arts London Wimbledon
Fine Art Sculpture · London, United Kingdom
Kingsway College, Kentish Town

2025 — STOP AND FOCUS Monumental Bronze, 220cm cast bronze commission
2024 — BLACKSWAN, new bronze resin work, edition of 15
2024 — Cotswold Sculptors Association, Creating Spaces at Miserden
2018 — Flux Exhibition, Chelsea College of Art
2018 — Affordable Art Fair, Battersea and Hampstead — DegreeArts
2015 — Solo Exhibition, Go Figurative Gallery Hampstead and Tower 42 London
2013 — AAF Battersea, Hampstead, Vyner Street — DegreeArt
2013 — IMA Foundation Gallery London
2012 — National Museum Onikan Lagos
2012 — 5th International Art Expo Nigeria
2012 — AAF Hampstead, Vyner Street London — DegreeArt
2011 — Sheridan Russell Gallery — Olympic Commission, London Borough of Haringey
2010 — Sheridan Russell Gallery, Arc Gallery, DegreeArts
2009 — Sheridan Russell Gallery, Art in Action Waterperry Oxfordshire
2008 — Victoria Jones Gallery, Hang Up Gallery, Sheridan Russell Gallery, AAF Battersea
2007 — Morley Gallery Waterloo, AAF Battersea, Sheridan Russell Gallery
2006 — AAF Battersea, 198 Gallery Brixton, Kaleidoscope Gallery
2005 — AAF Battersea, Gallery 54 Shepherds Market, Hayward Gallery Africa Remix
2004 — AAF New York, Atkinson Gallery, AAF Battersea
2003 — Kingsgate Gallery, Quentington Sculpture Show, Borde Hill Sculpture Trai...