Daniel Osei-Akoto

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Profile: Daniel Osei-Akoto

Hi, I'm Daniel Osei-Akoto from Accra Ghana

Krazi Kofi is a renowned photographer and filmmaker whose work tells extraordinary stories of diverse cultures, beauty, and communities through a fashion-inspired and documentary lens. Rooted in African identity and contemporary visual storytelling, his practice bridges art, culture, and social narrative, presenting Africa beyond stereotypes with elegance, authenticity, and emotional depth.

His work has received global recognition and is held in both private and public collections, including the Bamako African Art Museum. With a strong visual language that merges fashion, portraiture, and cinematic storytelling, Krazi Kofi highlights the richness of African heritage while engaging with modern aesthetics and global conversations.
Notable Achievements & Recognition

Winner of 10+ international awards and honors for photography and visual storytelling

Award recipient and featured artist on 35photo, one of the world’s most prestigious photography platforms

Featured in Amy E. New York Magazine, among other international publications

Collaborated with major brands such as KFC Ghana and Samsung Ghana, creating culturally resonant visual campaigns

Exhibited works across Africa and internationally, gaining recognition from curators, collectors, and cultural institutions

Artistic Vision & Practice

Krazi Kofi’s work centers on African beauty, identity, and community, capturing moments that celebrate dignity, resilience, and individuality. His imagery often blends fashion styling with documentary realism, resulting in powerful visual narratives that are both timeless and contemporary.

Beyond image-making, he is deeply invested in storytelling as cultural preservation, using photography and film as tools to document traditions, everyday life, and evolving African identities.

Art Management & Curatorial Engagement

In addition to his creative practice, Krazi Kofi is actively involved in art management and cultural development. His experience includes:

Managing and archiving photographic works for exhibitions and collections

Collaborating with curators, galleries, and institutions on exhibition planning and presentation

Advising on visual storytelling, branding, and artistic direction for creative projects

Supporting emerging creatives through mentorship, collaborations, and knowledge-sharing within the African art ecosystem

Through his combined roles as an artist, storyteller, and art manager, Krazi Kofi continues to shape conversations around African visual culture while building sustainable platforms for artistic growth and global visibility.