In 'Okpa Oku,' the artist presents a striking contemporary interpretation of youth culture juxtaposed with traditional Igbo aesthetic elements. The piece centres on a young woman's leg, her head deliberately excluded from the frame, drawing focus to the vibrant lower body and its surroundings. The subject sports a bold red boot, a powerful visual anchor that may allude to the 'oku' (fire) in the title, suggesting youth, passion, or dynamism. The trousers feature a lively, multi-coloured check pattern, embodying the eclectic nature of modern fashion and youth expression. Contrasting these contemporary elements, the artist envelops the figure's visible body in intricate Uli lines - a traditional Igbo art form. These lines, taking various shapes and forms, create a fascinating dialogue between the past and present. Through this composition, Anagbado explores themes of cultural continuity and generational shifts.