John Amanam, a Nigerian artist, has displayed his prosthetic creations of human body parts for amputees with darker skin tones.
After his brother lost a portion of his hand, John Amanam started making stunning reproductions of real body parts, and in the past two years, he has helped close to 200 clients.
Living with a limb or body part that contrasts with their natural skin tone is a daily reality for amputees of color all over the world.
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As a pioneer in creating hyper-realistic black prostheses, John is a Nigerian man on a mission to transform the reality of amputees in Nigeria and Africa.
John needs between three weeks and two months to complete a prosthetic, depending on its size and complexity.
Innovative sculptor John Amanam makes black folks hyper-realistic prosthetic limbs.
He crafts each body component with amazing skill so that it complements and fits the color of his patients’ skin.
Severally, John has created artificial hair for bald persons, which also makes him the first-ever to do such in Nigeria. Checkout the photos/videos below:
Social media users appreciated the man’s handiwork as they thronged to comment section. Some reactions are shown below:
krisbenay said, “ fantastic!”
tpd_deboracristina tpd_weliscarlos said, “”.
appointedbeauty said, “You are amazing! God bless you!”
chyiem.ldn said, “Looks so real great talent!”