A self-taught photographer, filmmaker & screenwriter, Koshoni has developed a distinctive voice, gaining international attention for his award-winning works.

His work has been exhibited at prominent venues such as the National Portrait Gallery in London, where he was shortlisted for the Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize, and his photography internationally, including group shows across Europe and the United States. In 2015, he was honoured with the Gold Medal at the GoSee Awards. His solo exhibition at Canvas Bar in London highlighted his unique approach to fine art photography, blending fashion, portraiture, and documentary styles.

In addition to his exhibition success, Koshoni has been widely recognised by the media, with features in publications such as The Sunday Times, Wall Street Journal, Elephant Magazine, Business Insider, and Creative Review. His work is held in several private collections and has gained him recognition as a leading voice in contemporary visual arts.

Harnessing the transformative power of sound, Koshoni crafts immersive narratives that captivate and resonate with audiences. Through innovative audio techniques and composition, he transports listeners into rich, evocative worlds where stories come alive.

In addition to his visual art, Koshoni is an emerging voice in film and television, developing & writing high-concept screenplays that align with his artistic ethos. His projects, including the feature film Thicker Than Water and upcoming documentary Why Men Fight, reflect his deep interest in social dynamics and human behaviour.

Koshoni continues to push artistic boundaries, with new exhibitions planned for both London and international audiences. His emotionally resonant and visually bold works continue to earn critical acclaim and shape the discourse around modern identity and culture.