Studio Styles (website link) is my project space for editorial, research and design projects on well-being, social justice and healing connections with ourselves, our histories, our communities, and our environment.
The studio is an off-shoot of my art and research practice and is named after the photographer Styles—in Athol Fugard, John Kani, and Winston Ntshona's Sizwe Bansi is Dead—who used his studio to enact and memorialise the dreams and aspirations of his Black community under apartheid South Africa. I am listening to the world from Enugu and Lagos, Nigeria.
Listen to my latest project, the Sweet Medicine podcast.


Since 2020, Studio Styles has been supported in different capacities by For Creative Girls (mentored by Hallie Haller), Chidera Okobo, Chukwuebuka Ibeh, Abuja Literary Festival, Gradar Futures, Effiom Nyeh, Aaliyah Ibrahim, the Goethe-Institut Nigeria, the Open Society Foundations, volunteers on the Culture Pay Survey, and every single one of you who has shown up to any of our gatherings.
Thank you.
I have endless gratitude for your contribution, participation and support.
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Thank you.
I have endless gratitude for your contribution, participation and support.
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Unless otherwise stated, all images and writing on this website were made by Immaculata Abba.
Copyright: Immaculata Abba (2017 - 2025)