Immortal Cosmetics and Arts Gallery is owned by John Amanam, the first African to produce hyperrealistic prosthetic body parts for black skin. The gallery also produces humanoid bionic arms, called “Ubokobong,” capable of responding to EMG (electromyographic) signals from the brain. The psychological and emotional benefits of these innovations are enormous, restoring confidence, comfort, and cultural representation for amputees in Africa and across the globe. You will also find contemporary and ancient African arts in Immortal Cosmetics and Arts Gallery in their numbers.

The gallery is nestled along the prominent Wellington Bassey Way in Uyo, Akwa Ibom. Immortal Cosmetics and Arts Gallery is arguably the best arts gallery in Akwa Ibom State and one of the best in Africa. It is truly a unique tourist attraction for both local and international visitors.

Why You Should Visit

If you're looking for a fresh perspective on art and the world of black hyperrealistic prosthetics and humanoid bionics, this gallery offers a delightful experience. It's an excellent opportunity to discover local talent, appreciate diverse artistic styles, and perhaps even reconnect with African history. It's a serene environment that sparks inspiration and showcases the creative spirit of Akwa Ibom.