ABUJA PHOTO FESTIVAL

Exhibiting Artist

Rajesh Dhar

A Bachelor of Visual Arts from the prestigious Government College of Art and Craft, Kolkata. I am a passionate graphic designer by profession and a photographer by heart. My artistic practice revolves around capturing the vibrancy of India’s cultural and religious diversity, especially focusing on rural festivals and the emotional energy of communal celebration. I […]

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Abadjaye Justin Sodogandji

Né en 1995 à Cotonou (Bénin), Abadjaye Justin SODOGANDJI est un photographe documentaire et réalisateur. Observateur sensible des cultures et des traditions en voie de disparition, Abadjaye parcours son pays pour créer des portraits culturels et des scènes de vie tout en donnant au spectateur un aperçu puissant de la vie de ses sujets. La

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Feng Yan

Feng Yan (Frank), originally from Shanghai China and now based in the Netherlands, works across analog and digital photography to examine the body as structure, vessel, and spatial language. His practice is rooted in a sustained engagement with form: not only the visible anatomy of the figure, but also the tensions, silences, and rhythms that

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Awo Becky

Awo Becky is a freelance documentary and nature photographer who began her career in 2019. Through her brand RenniStories, she captures authentic stories of people, communities, and everyday life.She has worked on projects with the UN, Al Jazeera, Russia TV, and the European Pressphoto Agency, with her work published in The Republic Journal. In 2023,

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Anyanwu David

Anyanwu David is a Nigerian visual artist working primarily with photography. Born in Kaduna, Nigeria, his practice spans fine art and documentary photography, exploring identity, symbolism, transformation, and cultural memory through carefully constructed visual narratives. His work examines identity on personal, spiritual, and Afrocentric levels, often using symbolism to reframe familiar ideas in new and

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Ogahenetega Jonathan Ojovbo

Ogahenetega Jonathan Ojovbo is a photographer and visual artist based in Lagos who specializes in landscape, portraits, nude and storytelling arts. My artistic journey is deeply rooted in my emotional experiences growing up in Nigeria. My art is being recognized for its powerful storytelling and unique blend of emotions and contemporary styles and has been

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Taibat Ajiboye

Taibat Ajiboye is a humanitarian, documentary storyteller, and the CEO of Revamp Art Media Agency. She’s also the founder of Revamp Initiatives, a social enterprise built around empowering less privileged, marginalized, and underserved communities across Nigeria.Through her Creative Hub in Abuja, Taibat runs capacity-building programs in fashion design, photography, filmmaking, painting, and culinary arts giving

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Christabel Uchechi Nnadi

Christabel Uchechi Nnadi (b. 2001) is a Nigerian photographer based in Abuja.Her work is inspired by history and human experiences. Working across fine art photography, documentary practice and cultural documentation, using photography as a tool for preserving disappearing narratives and questioning how social, cultural and environmental changes shape human experience.She has exhibited her work in

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Samuel Mkpanam

Samuel Mkpanam is a Nigerian photographer from Calabar, Cross River State. Alongside his academic pursuits, his practice focuses on creating images that explore identity, culture, and contemporary self-expression. is a Nigerian photographer from Calabar, Cross River State. Alongside his academic pursuits, his practice focuses on creating images that explore identity, culture, and contemporary self-expression.

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Muhammad Muktar

Muhammad Muktar is a Nigerian documentary photographer and visual storyteller based in Nguru, Yobe State. Through his platform, Junior_visuals.ng, he documents everyday life, labor, culture, and social issues within underserved communities. His work focuses on revealing the dignity, resilience, and innovation of ordinary people whose stories are often overlooked. Muktar uses photography as a tool

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