Adetutu Adediran (b. 1999) is a Nigerian conceptual photographer whose practice explores themes of migration, home, identity, and memory. Through the use of symbolism, she translates complex and often intangible ideas into compelling visual narratives, while her bold and vivid colour palette evokes emotion and creates a strong visual impact.

Adediran’s work reflects an ongoing interest in storytelling and the ways personal and collective experiences shape our understanding of place and belonging. Her photographs have been featured in exhibitions and platforms such as Rele Gallery, the +234 Art Fair, and the Abuja Photo Festival. She continues to experiment with photography as a medium for discovery, expression, and cultural reflection.