Works by photographers from over 12 countries were auctioned by LagosPhoto Auctioneer, Roger Woodbridge. Nigeria's Kelechi Amadi-Obi's work called 'Family' was snagged up at a handsome price while other works received equally enthusiastic bidding and appreciation. Some of the auctioned works included ‘Landmark’ by Netherlands’ Hans Wilschut, ‘Mali’ by USA’s Joseph Penney and ‘The Afronauts’ by Spain’s Cristina de Middel. On display were works by the likes of Delphine Fawundu from Sierra Leone, Rija Solo from Madagascar, Stanley Greene from the United States of America, Alixandra Fazzina from the United Kingdom, Robin Hammond from New Zealand and Benedicte Kurzen.
At the event, Chief Commercial Officer, Etisalat Nigeria, Matthew Wilsher, said the awe-inspiring works were the essence of purely imaginative thinking. 'Lagos is one of the cities in the world with tremendous potential and minds. It is amazing to see such creativity and innovation expressed in photography.'
Meanwhile, Brand Director, LagosPhoto, Wunika Mukan, said there was an emerging trend of digital photography in the world, and Nigeria has taken the lead. ‘We, as a people, have realized that it is important to document what is going on today. We are very excited about the multitude of artistes and leading global photographers working with us this year,’ she said.
Folake Folarin-Coker of Tiffany Amber, Ebisan, Olisa Adibua and other celebrities coloured the night. The Fundraiser is a part of the annual LagosPhoto Festival.
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