“In every image there is a small part of me, a mirror that reflects a certain time, place, memory and thought” – Amara Obiago
Art Category: Fotografía
Ujunwa, 2013 Por Lakin Ogunbanwo
“I said… You said… You don’t need to try to pretend for someone else I just need to help you instead of helping myself” – Lakin Ogunbanwo
Iya Moopo: La deidad de las profesiones femeninas, 2015 Por Aldophus Opara
Reconstrucción, 2017 Por Yetunde Ayeni Babaeko
“Reconstruction represents the idea of falling apart but then embarking on the journey of putting oneself together again the way one always wanted to be.” – Yetunde Ayeni Babaeko
Mercado Balogun, 2014 Por Yetunde Ayeni Babaeko
“My images are about the beauty and art of dance in a Nigerian environment. And there is almost no way you can take pictures in Nigeria without having a political angle in them” – Yetunde Ayeni Babaeko
Gele en flor, 2011 Por Kelechi Amadi Obi
“The Gele* is an explosion of colour. Interestingly, the visual impact of the Gele as a fashion accessory is unique to Nigeria. To me it always looks like an elaborate crown. And against black skin, it takes on an even stronger dimension. It reminds me that every individual has a colourful essence, which is what […]
Aspiración, 2009 Por Sandra Mbanefo Obiago
When was the last time? When was the last time you lay under a tree actually placed yourself on mother earth put your head, arms and body on living grass and looked up? It’s an amazing feeling. how cool the shady shade cool and porous a breeze softly descending leaves moving in unison to a […]
Oficinas del élder Dempster, Marina, 1954 Por Gillian Hopwood
“This set of photographs was taken over several Sundays in April to May 1954, when the weather was good for photography, It’s the onset of the rains, you get clear skies, nice cloud effects and you could take the photographs. Each photograph’s composition was thought about carefully as film was expensive and had to be […]


