Obidigbo Nzeribe pushes the edges of creativity through collaboration in set design, experimentation with editing, and generative AI tools. This series is a snapshot of his creative range and an introduction to another tool he relies on, Content Credentials—a new technology empowering artists to get proper attribution and build trust with their audience.
Ever since writers, painters, and other artists began signing their finished pieces, it’s been a common practice
to add attribution to our creative work. Today, with advancements in generative AI technology continuing to accelerate, it’s even more critical to ensure that creators get proper credit and provide transparency in the creative process.
But as creators and consumers of media, how can we maintain the integrity and determine the credibility of the content we encounter online?
Artist Bios
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Obidigbo Nzeribe
Obidigbo Nzeribe is a Nigerian photographer who sees storytelling as a powerful tool for connection and transformation. With a background in chemical engineering, he made the bold leap into photography, drawn to the way fashion and portraiture capture identity, nostalgia, and emotion. Now based in Los Angeles, he blends technical precision with artistic curiosity to create imagery that feels both timeless and deeply personal.
His work has appeared on the covers of People magazine, The Hollywood Reporter, Entertainment Weekly, Wonderland, ELLE Thailand, and more. He has collaborated with brands like Nike, Adobe, UGG, Honor The Gift, and Good American, bringing his distinct visual style to editorial and commercial projects alike.
Known for his eclectic approach, Nzeribe’s photography is often described as warm, powerful, and steeped in nostalgia. He captures fleeting moments that tell lasting stories, balancing whimsy and intentionality in each frame. His passion for fashion photography shines through in work that resonates beyond aesthetics, inviting viewers into a world where storytelling and visual poetry intertwine.
Organizations
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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
We look forward to seeing you at our Adobe tent at Photoville! Our photographers will be there opening weekend—Saturday and Sunday from 12-7pm. Join us
— for photowalks throughout each day, some with models to photograph, and we will be editing live some of the photos taken!
— to see tips and tricks on mobile photography, working with color, black and white, removing unwanted or distracting elements from your images, etc.
— and let us show you how quick and easy editing on the go is with your mobile phone!
I Hope Summer Never Ends
Featuring: Obidigbo Nzeribe
Curated by: Adobe
Locations
ON VIEW AT: PhotoCube 61
View Location Details Download a detailed map of this location Brooklyn Bridge Park – Emily Warren Roebling Plaza1 Water St
Brooklyn, NY 11201
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