About Us

Selfie Week Nigeria is a cultural platform exploring visual culture and the ways it shapes contemporary life.

 

We live in a world where images have become part of everyday communication. They influence how people express identity, build communities, experience places, preserve memories, and participate in culture. Every photograph, video, design, and digital interaction contributes to a constantly evolving visual landscape.

 

Selfie Week Nigeria was created in response to this new reality. Through festivals, exhibitions, installations, creative labs, editorial projects, and interdisciplinary collaborations, the platform explores the relationship between people, images, and culture.

 

Each project approaches visual culture from a different perspective. Some invite participation through immersive environments. Others encourage reflection through exhibitions, conversations, research, or storytelling. Together, they create opportunities to encounter contemporary culture in ways that are thoughtful, engaging, and memorable.

 

Since its founding, Selfie Week Nigeria has become a meeting point for artists, designers, photographers, filmmakers, storytellers, technologists, brands, and audiences. It is a place where disciplines intersect, ideas are tested, and new creative work emerges through collaboration and public engagement.

 

At its core, Selfie Week Nigeria believes that culture is not only something we inherit. It is something we make, experience, and leave behind. By creating spaces where visual culture can be explored collectively, the platform continues to document, question, and shape the stories of contemporary Africa.