Emmanuel Oyeleke Presents the HUEMANIST, a Photo Exhibition

A foremost Nigerian photographer with a respected body of work in both fashion photography, nature, portrait and abstract. Emmanuel Oyeleke has worked on beauty and life style campaigns for international brands, high profile weddings, events and portfolio work for non-profit organizations.

Emmanuel Oyeleke

A celebrated photographer and visual artist creating stunning art, he will be having a second solo exhibition titled ‘the HUEMANIST‘ at the Terrakulture Art Gallery from April 5th-11th. The body of works that will be showing explore several elements of human existence from an optimistic and individualistic point of view.  The personal worth of the individual, the centrality of human values, and the creative, active nature of human beings.

Speaking about the upcoming exhibition, Emmanuel says that “I was inspired by several things but largely by the resilient spirit of humans to dream,to love, to co-exist and to aspire – even in the face of adversity and socio-economic realities, as humans we keep pressing on. The desire for growth and survival is something that is instinctive. It is my hope that the people who see these works genuinely enjoy them and find them relatable at an individual level.”

The collection employs the use of minimal aesthetics, hues and floral entities throughout the body of work, and the techniques include the use of paint on bodies, large canvas prints to give a life-size experience, collages, multiple exposure and mixed media.  As a means of directly impacting the society, Emmanuel Oyeleke Photography Studios will give back a percentage of proceeds from the exhibition towards supporting WARIFWomen at Risk International Foundation.

Date: Friday, April 5th – Thursday, April 11th, 2019.
Venue: Terra Kulture, 1376 Tiamiyu Savage St, Victoria Island, Lagos

Curator – Ugonna Ibe-Ejiogu

*There will be a by invitation only VIP private viewing on Thursday April 4th

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