Redefining Art
of Afro-Feminine Form

Born in London (1992), Omolola Coker’s life and art form a rich foundation shaped by global experiences. From her time in Japan to her diverse career path, every stage has deepened her artistic voice. A figurative artist, Coker weaves layered narratives exploring themes of home, rest, and restoration, reflecting on feminine identity through heritage and attire such as the bùbá.

This feature forms part of Women of Ifẹ̀, a collaboration between Forme Femine and ArtForm Africa, to highlight visionary women redefining Yoruba femininity.