Profile
James Iroha Uchechukwu is a photographer based in Nigeria. James has emerged as a figure in the contemporary African art scene, known for his contributions to documentary photography. His work primarily explores themes of urbanization, cultural heritage, and the socio-economic landscapes of West Africa, offering insightful narratives through visual documentation.Iroha’s most notable projects include "Fire, Flesh, and Blood" and "Transitions", both of which have garnered international acclaim for their incisive examination of Nigerian society and its intricate connection to the African diaspora. His photographs have been exhibited widely, including the prestigious venues such as the African Artists' Foundation Lagos and the Venice Biennale. Through his lens, Iroha captures the essence of African life, utilizing his art to provoke thought and stimulate discourse on issues of global relevance.
