Ayomitunde Adeleke
botanist and a self-taught documentary photographer / Based in Lagos< Nigeria
Ayomitunde Adeleke is a botanist and a self-taught documentary photographer based in Lagos, Nigeria. Adeleke’s work focuses on documenting the human spatial-temporal moments and societal issues relating to man and Adeleke’s...
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Journalist, Editor, Health, Creative, Photo Editor, VR, Art, Culture, Arts & Culture, Humanitarian, Impact, Artist, Multidisciplinary Artist, Multimedia Journalist, Storyteller, Visual Artist, Sports Journalism, Entertainment Journalism, Education Journalism, Lifestyle Journalism, Feature Stories, Environmental Stories, Health Stories, Community
Clients:
Wellcome Photography Prize
WorldpressPhoto
OpenSocietyFoundations
WorldpressPhoto
OpenSocietyFoundations
About
Available in: Lagos< Nigeria
Focused on:
Journalist, Editor, Health, Creative, Photo Editor, VR, Art, Culture, Arts & Culture, Humanitarian, Impact, Artist, Multidisciplinary Artist, Multimedia Journalist, Storyteller, Visual Artist, Sports Journalism, Entertainment Journalism, Education Journalism, Lifestyle Journalism, Feature Stories, Environmental Stories, Health Stories, Community
Languages Spoken: Emglish
Years of experience: 3 to 5
Ayomitunde Adeleke is a botanist and a self-taught documentary photographer based in Lagos, Nigeria.
Adeleke’s work focuses on documenting the human spatial-temporal moments and societal issues relating to man and Adeleke’s work focus on documenting the human spatial-temporal moments and societal issues relating to man and his environment.
His work is a study depicting a person from diverse social-cultural backgrounds that explores and questions imbalances and inadequacies in society with the hope of finding solutions. In a sense, it is a visual narrative that actively seeks to engage with society and its conscience.
Adeleke regularly experiments with innovative ideas and mediums and has succeeded in creating a niche for himself as a reputable visual artist.
His works have been featured in The Guardian UK, The Sunday times UK, World Press Photo, and so on, his works have been published in magazines, websites, and Exhibitions such as Open society foundation,
The bright continent, Lost in Lagos, " Whither I Stand And The Trajectory Of Vision" at the 12th edition of the Bamako Encounters in 2019. He was a Top 5 finalist of the ArtX Prize and also one of the winners of the PHmuseum x AAF Prize He is a member of the African Photojournalism Database (APJD) - a joint project with world Press Photo and Everyday Africa.
Adeleke’s work focuses on documenting the human spatial-temporal moments and societal issues relating to man and Adeleke’s work focus on documenting the human spatial-temporal moments and societal issues relating to man and his environment.
His work is a study depicting a person from diverse social-cultural backgrounds that explores and questions imbalances and inadequacies in society with the hope of finding solutions. In a sense, it is a visual narrative that actively seeks to engage with society and its conscience.
Adeleke regularly experiments with innovative ideas and mediums and has succeeded in creating a niche for himself as a reputable visual artist.
His works have been featured in The Guardian UK, The Sunday times UK, World Press Photo, and so on, his works have been published in magazines, websites, and Exhibitions such as Open society foundation,
The bright continent, Lost in Lagos, " Whither I Stand And The Trajectory Of Vision" at the 12th edition of the Bamako Encounters in 2019. He was a Top 5 finalist of the ArtX Prize and also one of the winners of the PHmuseum x AAF Prize He is a member of the African Photojournalism Database (APJD) - a joint project with world Press Photo and Everyday Africa.
Clients
Wellcome Photography Prize
WorldpressPhoto
OpenSocietyFoundations
The Guardian UK
PHmuseum
Education
University of Lagos( Botany B.sc)
Near East University ( Masters of Science)
Nigerian Institue of Journalism