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Adotey Lomotey on Storytelling, the African Creator Economy, and Turning Passion into Purpose
How a self-taught multidisciplinary creative is preserving culture through storytelling, navigating challenges in Africa’s creator economy, and inspiring others to pursue their passions with what they already have.

MEET ADOTEYAdotey Lomotey, Visual StorytellerAdotey Lomotey is a Ghanaian visual storyteller dedicated to capturing the essence of Ghana and Africa through photography and film. With seven years of experience, his work highlights the continent’s landscapes, culture, and communities—celebrating their beauty while amplifying their stories with authenticity. As a documentary-trained filmmaker at City Academy in London, Adotey’s portfolio spans exhibitions such as the London Photo Show, the University of Cambridge Open, and galleries across Ghana and Kenya. His projects range from documentaries and commercials to event coverage, blending artistry and narrative depth. Driven by a passion for representation and connection, Adotey uses his craft to inspire audiences to see beyond surface beauty, inviting them into the richness of emotion, culture, and lived experience across Africa. | ![]() |
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