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Otu Odu (2026)
Digital Iluustration
The Otu Odu society is a group of prestigious women from the town , Onitsha, in Anambra State. The women are known for their accomplishments, leadership in their community and strong influences in society. ‘Enyi’, which means ‘Elephant’, symbolising their strength and importance to society. Odu Aka refers to the ivory bracelets and Odu Ukwu to the ivory anklets, both made from carved elephant tusks (ivory). They are known to wear white fabric and coral beads.It is limited to Onitsha women who are either indigenes, direct relations, or by marriage.
Artist Statement
Bimpé Omosebi is a multidisciplinary artist creating digital illustrations, vector art, 3D modelling and traditional art (oil and acrylic paintings). She is a self-taught artist with a background in Pharmacology. Bimpé creates art with influences from her Nigerian background, exploring themes such as traditional music, fashion, textiles, and cultural events.
Bimpe grew up painting with acrylics and creating art with colouring pencils in her spare time. A huge inspiration to her work was taking a cartoon drawing sessions in secondary school for a term. From this, Bimpe continued to draw in her spare time and experiment with charcoal, different paints and oil pastels. In 2021, Bimpe downloaded a digital art app and this is where her illustration journey began. Since 2021, Bimpe has explored and perfected her craft; Bimpe has used Vector illustrations, 3d modelling and digital illustrations to explore and portray her Nigerian culture.
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