When Jean Michel staggered into the cafe to sell his bad art to Andy; his friend a more eloquent and possibly…
We have facts, but all of them have to be interpreted, these interpretation are like using a manual focus on a camera, each slight…
Usually, I would open with a disclaimer but I stopped doing that few nights ago…
“Instead of ears which bring him news about everything, he has eyes — amused eyes”
Before I had the balls to call myself an artist of the lens medium, I favored and tinkered with poetry. I used to try to squeeze my life into stanzas — not only my life per se…
“A good image is created by a state of grace. Grace expresses itself when it has been freed from…
Even on the days when its ironic generosity offers less, Lagos is to me, what New York is to Photographers like Gary Winnongrand, Diane Arbus Robert Frank, Joel Meyerowitz and the cities Stieglitz romanticized.
I want to tell you a story about seeking twos. About duplicity and finding Ying for Yang, tits and tats, looking…
I still have the camera but where are you?
Death will happen to everything. Examining some of these eerie grey areas and things opens pathways and enriches the entire experience of living, before dying..
My most popular photograph is the man reading under the Third Mainland Bridge. I intentionally…
Perhaps Africa’s fierce dependence on a “God” might have robbed us of the efficient use of God’s beautiful design — The brain.
Monochrome Lagos is collaborating with Arts and Africa for the second edition of the Monochrome Lagos Photobook.
