Aduragbemi interrogates cityscapes in What Eye See

By Damiete Braide
For Kent-based documentary and fine art photographer, Aduragbemi Okeyemi, black-and-white photography is an intentional artistic language through which he captures the world around him.
In What Eye See, his attention is drawn to everyday architecture, cityscapes, people and the ordinary urban environment, which he reimagines through the language of black-and-white photography. The result is a compelling body of work that poses a simple but thought-provoking question: What happens when you are encouraged to look again?
Stripped off the colour, his images place composition at the centre of the audience’s viewing experience. Lines, texture, light and shadow become t...