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Writing for African Arts with Taj, Tajudeen Sowole examined the tension between environmental themes and visual abundance in Godspower Okoro’s Echoes of Extinction. The critic discussed the work’s Ankara-inspired patterns, seated figure and use of light as expressions of identity and memory. While recognising its visual richness, he questioned whether that density weakened its ecological message.
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Fragile balance of aesthetic, theme in Okoro’s ‘Afrocentric identity’
Tajudeen Sowole · 28 Oct 2026 · Independent publisher
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