Digital Portfolio Of Phillips Nzekwe on Identity And Our Tomorrow's Children

Where sustainability meets African sculptural tradition. Where children embody humanity's dreams.

Phillips Nzekwe is not just a sculptor—he's an inventor. Over 20 years, this Nigerian master has pioneered "eco-friendly wood," a sustainable material crafted from wood dust, silica, and organic compounds. What the lumber industry discards, Phillips transforms into powerful artworks that challenge stereotypes, celebrate childhood, and honor African cultural heritage.

This comprehensive 26-page portfolio showcases the full breadth of his practice:

Masked Truths - His "Face of Hope" series uses stylized masks to confront discrimination based on identity, gender, sexuality, religion, and race. Masks represent anonymity.

Dreaming Children - Terracotta figures frozen in reflective poses ask: "Where does the veil between dream and reality truly fall?" Children become metaphors for growth, potential, and the decisions that shape our collective destiny.

Love & Friendship - In a world of egocentrism, Phillips sculpts children in affectionate embrace, reminding us that genuine connection remains humanity's most priceless asset.

Childhood Celebration - His 2025 works explode with joy, innocence, and the careless freedom every child deserves.

With a Master's degree in Sculpture, Triangle Trust Grant recognition, and exhibitions from Lagos to Cologne to Beijing, Phillips Nzekwe stands as one of Nigeria's most distinguished contemporary sculptors.

Perfect for collectors, museums, environmental organizations, educational institutions, interior designers, art enthousiasts, NGO and cultural institutions.

This portfolio includes artworks that haven't been posted in the store.

Language: English