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Aderemi Davies (also known as AyaworanHO3D) is a distinguished Nigerian documentary filmmaker, photographer, and visual storyteller dedicated to celebrating African indigenous...
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Aderemi Davies (also known as AyaworanHO3D) is a distinguished Nigerian documentary filmmaker, photographer, and visual storyteller dedicated to celebrating African indigenous cultures. Born and raised in Ibadan to Mr. and Mrs. Abayomi and Dolapo Davies, he is the youngest of three boys. After primary education at Rotimi Comprehensive Institute and ECWA Model School, he attended Government College Ibadan before earning a BA (2011) and MA in African Traditional Religion (2015, PhD-grade) from the University of Ibadan.
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Introducing OMIDAN; Styles Defunct, a visual and photo collection by Aderemi 'AyaworanHO3D' Davies. The collection is a photographic depiction of the typical look and disposition of the young girl from the Yoruba cum African cultural background, emphasizing naturality and simplicity as attributes which characterise the essence of beauty in precolonial & early post colonial Yoruba society. Central to the theme of the project is the showcase of indigenous hairstyles which are made with the natural hair-a culture which is fast being forgotten.