Blackpride

Blackpride

Tarikoro Tamunofiri Henrietta

$1,700.00

One evening, my friends and I found ourselves simply sitting together, surrounded by nature, watching the sunset.

We weren’t rushing anywhere. We weren’t trying to make the moment into anything. We just stayed, talked, became quiet, and allowed ourselves to be present.

It was one of those simple moments that somehow feels... Read More
Materials
Oil on canvas
Size
36 × 30 × 1 in
Rarity
Unique
Medium
Painting
Condition
Excellent
Signature
Tarikoro Tf
Frame
Not included
Certificate
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
Tarikoro Tamunofiri Henrietta

Tarikoro Tamunofiri Henrietta

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Tarikoro Tamunofiri Henrietta
(b. 2003, Nigeria)
Tarikoro Tamunofiri Henrietta is a Nigerian visual artist from Okrika, Rivers State, whose work explores themes of memory, emotion, identity, and healing through figurative and narrative painting. Drawing inspiration from personal experiences, human relationships, and imagined realities, she creates evocative compositions that transform intimale moments into universal reflections on resilience, vulnerability, and self discovery.
A graduate of Fine and Industrial Arts from the University of Uyo, Henrietta's artistic practice is informed by an early interest in lextile design and fashion. This multidisciplinary foundation is evident in her thoughtful use of pattern, color, symbolism, and composition, which contribute to the rich visual narratives that define her work.
Central lo Henrietta's practice is storytelling. Her paintings emerge from personal reflection and observations of the human condition, exploring themes of love, loss, growth, belonging, and emotional renewal. Through expressive figures and carefully constructed compositions, she creates works that examine the ways individuals navigale change while searching for meaning, connection, and healing.
Nature plays a significant role within her visual language, with botanical forms and organic motils frequently appearing as symbols of transformation, endurance, and regeneration. Combined with her celebration of African beauty and cultural identity, these elements create emotionally resonant works that bridge personal narrative and collective experience.
Through her evolving practice, Henrietta continues to use art as a space for reflection, healing, and connection. Her paintings invite viewers lo engage with stories that are deeply personal yet universally relatable, offering moments of contemplation, empathy and hope