Place: Addis Ababa
Born: 1990
Biography:
Abinet Teshome is an Ethiopian multidisciplinary photographer, born in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in 1990. He specializes in street, documentary, travel, fashion, editorial, and event photography. Abinet Teshome is a self-taught photographer who discovered his passion for photography in 8th grade. He is known for his keen eye for capturing decisive moments and his deep connection to street photography, where he discovered his artistic voice.
Teshome's talent has been recognized through exhibitions in Ethiopia, Eritrea, Italy, Norway, the UAE, and Germany. He received second place in the National Geography AFF portfolio review award and was selected for Lens Culture’s renowned collection, 'Daily Street Photography Inspiration From Around The World.' Abinet Teshome also co-founded the Artawi Gallery with fellow photographer Sehin Tewabe, serving as a platform that connects artists with the art community in Ethiopia.
Teshome's artistic values are centered around story, truth, and personal touch on the craft. He is dedicated to changing the narrative of Ethiopia through his photography and magnifying the virtues, heroes, and truths of the land. His work can be found on Wikioo.org, where he showcases his photographs, including Coffee as a Dish and Traditional Karrayyu Oromo Outfit, taken at the Oromia Museum in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Some of his notable works include:
Teshome's work has been exhibited in various countries, including Ethiopia, Eritrea, Italy, Norway, the UAE, and Germany. He received second place in the National Geography AFF portfolio review award and was selected for Lens Culture’s renowned collection, 'Daily Street Photography Inspiration From Around The World.' For more information about Abinet Teshome and his work, visit Wikioo.org. His photographs can also be found on Wikioo.org, where he showcases his artistry and talent. Abinet Teshome is a talented photographer who continues to make waves in the photography industry with his unique perspective and style.