Akintunde Brown — Photographer, Designer, and Visual Storyteller
Currently based in Cambridge, Akintunde Brown's professional life is defined by the pursuit of innovation and the relentless quest for improving human-machine interaction. This work allows him to seamlessly blend creative art with functionality, where every pixel, every feeling, every single detail matters.
His insatiable desire to document the world around him led to photography—an extension of his creative mind, capturing life's moments in all forms of its beauty.
Through Akin's lens, his goal is to share his unique perspective of the world. He sees photography as a means of connecting with others, drawing inspiration from the emotions conveyed by light to tell stories with images. All the while, he injects a distinct and authentic visual style into his work.
Explore his photography series or read the latest reflections on the blog. To receive behind-the-scenes stories and process notes, follow Akin’s Substack journal.
Contact
For press or business inquiries, please contact hello@akinbrownphotos.com
Exhibitions & Projects
Finding the Light (Group exhibition) | People of Morocco, Elwin Coffee, London (ongoing until 9 March 2026)
Finding the Light (Group exhibition) | People of Morocco, Espacio Gallery, London. 22 - 28 September, 2025.
Outside the Bubble - ongoing Cambridge project (2023-)
Eyo: The Global Citizen - Yoruba cultural project (2025-)
Solo Exhibition | Shades of being, Hotnumbers Coffee Roasters, Gwydir St, Cambridge. March 24 - May 5
Camcreatives Art Exhibition | Weight of the World, Grand Arcade, Cambridge. 10 - 19 February, 2025.
Stories (Group exhibition) | Norwich Pride, The Glasgow Gallery of Photography, Glasgow. 5th - 28th February, 2025.
Dark Room Socials (Group exhibition) | Secrets, Photobookcafe, London. 6-7, December, 2024.
Introducing Dark Room (Group exhibition) | Nothing’s Wasted, Photobookcafe, London. September, 2024.
Publications
• People of Morocco — Monograph (in print). A reflective photographic study of Morocco’s human landscapes.
• Akin’s Visual Journal — Monthly essays blending field notes, personal reflections and creative process.
• Darkroom Socials — Artist in Focus Series. Conversations and portraits from within a growing photography collective.
Community Engagement
Outside the Bubble (2023–ongoing). Recent community review session with the Maracatu women, inviting their reflections and shaping the next phase of the project. This participatory exchange strengthens the connection between the work and the community it represents.
City in Focus (2025) — Photowalk and workshop lead. Teaching street photography through connection, presence and attentive seeing as part of the Cambridge Photography Show with Campkins Cameras.
Dark Room Socials – Community Communiqué. Regular contributor to the collective’s newsletter, documenting workshops, exhibitions and community-led storytelling initiatives. These updates help sustain a growing network of photographers and ensure wider access to the conversations shaping our creative community.
