Alagwu Henry

Sometimes, we become so used to surviving that we forget to talk about what survival has done to us. This work is a r...

What I Carry explores the quiet struggles that many young people experience but rarely talk about. Behind the appearance...

Coat of Many Colours is a reflection on childhood and the simple happiness that can come from having something new to we...

The painting is not about laziness or a lack of determination. It is about the frustration of doing your best in a syste...

This painting brought me back to those memories and made me wonder how much of our childhood still lives within us.

Some fights are decided before they even begin.

understanding that mistakes and rejection are not the end of the journey but the beginning of self-discovery.

This work explores the struggles Nigerian youths face while pursuing education in a system that emphasizes high grades a...

This painting reflects the quiet weight of adulthood the expectations placed on men, the struggles we face, the comparis...

A mother's hands do more than nurture; they teach, protect, comfort, and prepare children for life. Through conversation...

Growing up in Oshodi, Lagos, childhood was never defined by what we had, but by how we found joy in the little things. T...

There is a kind of freedom that only childhood truly understands the freedom to smile without hesitation, to dream witho...