Iko-Ojo Mercy Haruna
Visual Artist | Documentary Photographer / Based in Kent,UK
Iko-Ọjọ Mercy Haruna, known as Mercy is a visual artist and documentary photographer dedicated to capturing the fleeting moments of family life and stories that dive deeper into the realities and complexities of motherhood. Her latest...
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Focus:
Photographer, Filmmaker, Writer, Documentary, Copywriter, Podcast, Visual Artist, Digital Media Production
Skills:
Research, Copy Editing, Apple Final Cut Pro, Book Layout/Design, Photo Editing, Branding, Copywriting, Film Photography, Marketing, Visuals Producer, Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office (PowerPoint)
Clients:
Art Fund
BBC World Service
Amateur Photographer Magazine
Art Fund
BBC World Service
Amateur Photographer Magazine
About
Available in: Kent,UK
Focused on:
Photographer, Filmmaker, Writer, Documentary, Copywriter, Podcast, Visual Artist, Digital Media Production
Skilled at:
Research, Copy Editing, Apple Final Cut Pro, Book Layout/Design, Photo Editing, Branding, Copywriting, Film Photography, Marketing, Visuals Producer, Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office (PowerPoint)
Coverage Regions:
Africa Europe
Languages Spoken: English, French, Spanish, Igala, Nigerian Pidgin
Years of experience: 6 to 10
HEFAT certification? no
Iko-Ọjọ Mercy Haruna, known as Mercy is a visual artist and documentary photographer dedicated to capturing the fleeting moments of family life and stories that dive deeper into the realities and complexities of motherhood.
Her latest project, Offspring aims to create space for Black mothers in the UK to share their stories related to the physical and psychological changes that come with the transition into motherhood.
Alongside her photographic practice, she’s a parenting writer and podcaster and has worked on a number of projects including co-hosting BBC World Service’s - an evidence-based podcast that investigates parenting questions through the lens of scientific research and global cultural practices.
Mercy was born and raised in Nigeria, spent her teens in France and moved to the UK to pursue a BA in Visual Communication and MA in Photography. She currently lives in Kent and is available for UK and International commissions.
More on www.imharuna.com
Her latest project, Offspring aims to create space for Black mothers in the UK to share their stories related to the physical and psychological changes that come with the transition into motherhood.
Alongside her photographic practice, she’s a parenting writer and podcaster and has worked on a number of projects including co-hosting BBC World Service’s - an evidence-based podcast that investigates parenting questions through the lens of scientific research and global cultural practices.
Mercy was born and raised in Nigeria, spent her teens in France and moved to the UK to pursue a BA in Visual Communication and MA in Photography. She currently lives in Kent and is available for UK and International commissions.
More on www.imharuna.com
Clients
Art Fund
BBC World Service
Amateur Photographer Magazine
The Yard Theatre
MyPhoto
Cultura Creative
Education
University for the Creative Arts