Otmar, by Seye Isikalu
Kadara Enyeasi, by Seye Isikalu
'contact' is an intimate verite style portrait capturing the creative & soulful essence of lagos born artist, kadara enyeasi, by seye isikalu.
WATCH HERE: https://vimeo.com/301303739
words by kadara enyeasi. shot, directed & edited by seye isikalu.
'contact' is an intimate verite style portrait capturing the creative & soulful essence of lagos born artist, kadara enyeasi, by seye isikalu.
words by kadara enyeasi. shot, directed & edited by seye isikalu.
Alexander Ikhide, by Seye Isikalu
Misty, by Seye Isikalu
for Institute Mag
Styling by Tasha Leslie Model Misty Bailey Makeup by Rebecca Campbell Jewellery by Keren Wolf Sunglasses by The Vintage Trap
Misty, by Seye Isikalu
for Institute Mag
Styling by Tasha Leslie Model Misty Bailey Makeup by Rebecca Campbell Jewellery by Keren Wolf Sunglasses by The Vintage Trap
Misty, by Seye Isikalu
for Institute Mag
Styling by Tasha Leslie Model Misty Bailey Makeup by Rebecca Campbell Jewellery by Keren Wolf Sunglasses by The Vintage Trap
Kadara Enyeasi, by Seye Isikalu
Kazeem Taiwo, by Seye Isikalu
‘Obatalá’ by Seye Isikalu
untitled, by seye isikalu (2018)
finally, essentially, ultimately by seye isikalu models ; mulan itoje & haruna jebak make up ; giselle alie
egowhatego reblogged
‘defiance’, seye isikalu (2017)
@thefader on 'monochrome' from #skinnyjeansfilm 🖤 you can help me finish SKINNY JEANS by donating via https://www.gofundme.com/skinny-jeans-film or by clicking the link in my bio, thank you!
Hey,
I'm Seye Isikalu, I'm a London based Photographer & Film-maker currently raising money to finish my project SKINNY JEANS; a film that through narrative, interviews & poetry, explores & celebrates the black male experience across the spectrum of black masculinity & the beauty in its freeness. The film will follow the ways in which black men engage each other/how the world engages us, and how this affects us as a community. SKINNY JEANS is my attempt at creating something I feel that I needed to see as a young black man transitioning into adolescence.
In February I released a scene from SKINNY JEANS called 'Monochrome' ; commentary on intimacy between black men, and I was overwhelmed by the positive response it received across social media platforms as well as recognition from publications such as FADER , Dazed , HUCK & NOWNESS. The response was amazing, however, I still need to finish the film and this where you can help. Once completed, I plan to screen SKINNY JEANS as part of an exhibition which i'll be opening up to other young artists producing art that provides a broader perspective of black masculinity. I'm setting up this fundraiser to be able to cover expenses such as equipment hire, location hire, photo printing, & paying the creative team involved to bring you the best quality outcome. I'd be so grateful if you could help by donating anything you can to make this a success, Thank you! Seye Isikalu.
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