Teti Sulu — Filmmaker · Photographer

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Teti Sulu is a Nairobi-based filmmaker and photographer whose practice draws on Ugandan folklore and cultural memory.

His images linger on landscapes, communities, and traditions, treating storytelling as a way to safeguard what might be lost. Through this work, he builds a visual archive that honours Africa’s diversity.

Two young people with long red braids and beadwork, one seen from behind. — Samburu Morans

A person in a long brown coat crossing a cracked salt flat, carrying wooden poles. — Chalbi Desert

A man in a black sleeveless tunic and embroidered cap stands by a bare tree and an eroded earth wall, in black and white

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A group in red shukas and beaded collars walking across orange sand, their long shadows beside them, from above.

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The rock peaks of Mount Kenya glowing gold in low sun under a clear blue sky

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A woman in layered beaded necklaces holds a walking stick beneath banana leaves

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A man in a red striped shirt and layered beaded necklaces sits in front of a yellow wooden door

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