Directed by Adetolani Davies Jr., Kenneth Ize's short film, showcasing his love for locally sourced material, goes into the marrow of the Lagos Experience— where beauty is uncovered in the rawest forms.
Kenneth picks inspiration from the bustling Katangua market, challenging orthodox design, upcycling objects, combining them with his iconic creations. The film encapsulates the spirit of "Forward Ever, Backward Never," celebrating the resilience of Lagosians and the enduring message of keeping the torch of creativity ablaze.
This authentic portrayal, enables viewers to reimagine design's boundaries, and find beauty in the ordinary and embracing the infinite possibilities of creativity.
Directed by Adetolani Davies Jr., Kenneth Ize's short film, showcasing his love for locally sourced material, goes into the marrow of the Lagos Experience— where beauty is uncovered in the rawest forms.
Kenneth picks inspiration from the bustling Katangua market, challenging orthodox design, upcycling objects, combining them with his iconic creations. The film encapsulates the spirit of "Forward Ever, Backward Never," celebrating the resilience of Lagosians and the enduring message of keeping the torch of creativity ablaze.
This authentic portrayal, enables viewers to reimagine design's boundaries, and find beauty in the ordinary and embracing the infinite possibilities of creativity.
