Zinyange Auntony
Photographer | Filmmaker / Based in Zimbabwe
Practitioner's Statement I’m an independent documentary photographer and filmmaker based in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Driven by a special interest in visual work that draws attention to under-reported stories on social justice, and...
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Focus:
Photographer, Filmmaker, VR, Aerial
Skills:
Multimedia Production
About
Available in: Zimbabwe
Focused on:
Photographer, Filmmaker, VR, Aerial
Skilled at:
Multimedia Production
Coverage Regions:
Africa
Languages Spoken: English, Ndebele, Shona,Setswana/Sotho
Years of experience: 6 to 10
Practitioner's Statement
I’m an independent documentary photographer and filmmaker based in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Driven by a special interest in visual work that draws attention to under-reported stories on social justice, and climate emergency.
My choice of subject comes from a place of intuition, working with ordinary people in their environs exploring the nuances of time to illustrate the abstract and the evocative as a motif for the idea of freedom and expression.
Experimental approaches are my constant learning curve and a reminder that what I create through the viewfinder is not only reality to me but that reality can also be expressed as an art form to communicate.
Bio
He is a graduate of the (2014), in Johannesburg, South Africa and alumni of the (2016) Masterclass East Africa in Nairobi, Kenya.
Zinyange Auntony’s work has been featured in international publications. He has produced important imagery on commission for various international corporates and Non-Governmental Organisations.
He regularly covers assignments in the region for. He is a founding member of Everyday Zimbabwe, a contributor to Everday Africa and a member of the World Press Photo APDJ. He is currently part of the VII Mentor Program.
I’m an independent documentary photographer and filmmaker based in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Driven by a special interest in visual work that draws attention to under-reported stories on social justice, and climate emergency.
My choice of subject comes from a place of intuition, working with ordinary people in their environs exploring the nuances of time to illustrate the abstract and the evocative as a motif for the idea of freedom and expression.
Experimental approaches are my constant learning curve and a reminder that what I create through the viewfinder is not only reality to me but that reality can also be expressed as an art form to communicate.
Bio
He is a graduate of the (2014), in Johannesburg, South Africa and alumni of the (2016) Masterclass East Africa in Nairobi, Kenya.
Zinyange Auntony’s work has been featured in international publications. He has produced important imagery on commission for various international corporates and Non-Governmental Organisations.
He regularly covers assignments in the region for. He is a founding member of Everyday Zimbabwe, a contributor to Everday Africa and a member of the World Press Photo APDJ. He is currently part of the VII Mentor Program.