Jermaine Addo-Yeboah is a photographer whose practice explores identity, presence and the details that often go unnoticed.

Working across sport, culture and everyday life, he is drawn to the quieter moments that reveal something of a person, place or occasion beyond what first appears.

Balancing commissioned assignments with ongoing personal work, his photographs move between documentation and interpretation, using photography and occasional experimentation to explore familiar subjects from another perspective.

Whether following an athlete, spending time with an individual or returning to the same place, his work is guided by curiosity rather than expectation, leaving space for viewers to form their own connections with the image.

For Jermaine, photography is less about recording what happened and more about paying attention to what might otherwise be overlooked.