People of Morocco
£ 25.00 GBP
First edition | Limited to 300 copies | Ships Mar–Apr 2026
All standard editions are professionally packed and shipped via Tracked 24 (UK) or a tracked and signed-for priority delivery service (international).
First edition | Limited to 300 copies | Ships Mar–Apr 2026
All standard editions are professionally packed and shipped via Tracked 24 (UK) or a tracked and signed-for priority delivery service (international).
About The Book
I thought I’d travel the world to understand it better. What I found were stories that led me home to myself. This body of work was made in 2025, during a period of travel shaped as much by listening as by looking. Moving through cities, coastlines, and desert landscapes, I encountered people who welcomed me into their lives not because I arrived with certainty, but because I arrived open.
In those encounters, I began to recognise familiar rhythms. Of Lagos. Of childhood. Of home. These photographs hold moments of connection, stillness, and recognition, shaped by light, memory, and the quiet exchanges that happen between strangers.
People of Morocco is not only about place; it is about how a place can shift something within you without announcement, and how fragments of yourself can surface in landscapes that do not belong to you.
Proceeds from this first edition will support the placement of copies in public and academic libraries, and help fund future chapters of People of Morocco as the project expands beyond its original scope.
Book Details
People of Morocco | Akintunde Brown
160 pages / measurements / number of images
Format | Softcover, perfect bond
First edition (300 copies)
ISBN: 978-1-0369-6901-1
Book design by Ope Adeyeye of Orpheez
Printed by: Ex Why Zed, 2025
Estimated shipping: February–March 2026
Why pre-order?
• Supports the first edition print run
• Enables library placements, including across Africa
• Helps fund future chapters of People of Morocco
This first edition marks the beginning of an evolving body of work.
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Walking through Marrakech felt like walking through parts of Lagos I carry in my bones. These aren’t just photographs of Morocco — they’re Morocco as I saw it, shaped by memory, place, and the echo of where I’m from.
— Artist’s reflection, 2025
Exhibition History
One of only 25 signed prints, on Hahnemühle paper. Free to enter.
A monthly letter sharing behind-the-scenes stories, early access to prints and freebies, and quiet reflections from the field. You won’t find this anywhere else ;)