These Photos Document Football Culture on the Streets of Lagos

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Lagos life through a football-themed lens.

Sep 12, 2018
Jacob Davey
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London-based photographer Sebastian Barros has spent the last two years documenting daily life in Lagos, including street football and World Cup viewing centers.

His new exhibition 'LAGOS' provides a brilliant visual insight into life in the city. Home to 21 million people and growing, Barros explores Lagos through a gritty and cinematic lens. His photographs are evocative and provide a moving insight into the energy, emotions and daily life of the people he encountered while exploring the city.

Check out a selection of photos from the gallery below.

The event will also be raising funds for streetchilduk - a charity which helps ensure that children who are out of school are able to sustainably access their right to a seat in the classroom in regions beset by major natural or medical crises.

Make sure you head down to the Sebastian Barros "Lagos" exhibition - it's free entry, and runs from 11th-23rd October at Juju's Bar & Stage in London from 8pm-11:30pm.

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These Photos Document Football Culture on the Streets of Lagos

Lagos life through a football-themed lens.

Sep 12, 2018
Jacob Davey
Words by
Photography by

London-based photographer Sebastian Barros has spent the last two years documenting daily life in Lagos, including street football and World Cup viewing centers.

His new exhibition 'LAGOS' provides a brilliant visual insight into life in the city. Home to 21 million people and growing, Barros explores Lagos through a gritty and cinematic lens. His photographs are evocative and provide a moving insight into the energy, emotions and daily life of the people he encountered while exploring the city.

Check out a selection of photos from the gallery below.

The event will also be raising funds for streetchilduk - a charity which helps ensure that children who are out of school are able to sustainably access their right to a seat in the classroom in regions beset by major natural or medical crises.

Make sure you head down to the Sebastian Barros "Lagos" exhibition - it's free entry, and runs from 11th-23rd October at Juju's Bar & Stage in London from 8pm-11:30pm.

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London-based photographer Sebastian Barros has spent the last two years documenting daily life in Lagos, including street football and World Cup viewing centers.

His new exhibition 'LAGOS' provides a brilliant visual insight into life in the city. Home to 21 million people and growing, Barros explores Lagos through a gritty and cinematic lens. His photographs are evocative and provide a moving insight into the energy, emotions and daily life of the people he encountered while exploring the city.

Check out a selection of photos from the gallery below.

The event will also be raising funds for streetchilduk - a charity which helps ensure that children who are out of school are able to sustainably access their right to a seat in the classroom in regions beset by major natural or medical crises.

Make sure you head down to the Sebastian Barros "Lagos" exhibition - it's free entry, and runs from 11th-23rd October at Juju's Bar & Stage in London from 8pm-11:30pm.

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These Photos Document Football Culture on the Streets of Lagos

Lagos life through a football-themed lens.

Sep 12, 2018
Jacob Davey
Words by
Photography by

London-based photographer Sebastian Barros has spent the last two years documenting daily life in Lagos, including street football and World Cup viewing centers.

His new exhibition 'LAGOS' provides a brilliant visual insight into life in the city. Home to 21 million people and growing, Barros explores Lagos through a gritty and cinematic lens. His photographs are evocative and provide a moving insight into the energy, emotions and daily life of the people he encountered while exploring the city.

Check out a selection of photos from the gallery below.

The event will also be raising funds for streetchilduk - a charity which helps ensure that children who are out of school are able to sustainably access their right to a seat in the classroom in regions beset by major natural or medical crises.

Make sure you head down to the Sebastian Barros "Lagos" exhibition - it's free entry, and runs from 11th-23rd October at Juju's Bar & Stage in London from 8pm-11:30pm.

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