Shenell Wellington is a fashion photographer and director whose work moves through memory, identity, and belonging. Working primarily with analog film, she brings a tactile quality, balancing emotional intimacy with cinematic depth in her images.
With one of her films featured in Tate Britain, marking a pivotal moment in her practice and positioning her work within one of the UK’s most influential cultural institutions. Her work spans London, New York, and Nigeria, reflecting an emerging international presence.
Additionally she has had her billboard published with DAZED Magazine & featured in VOGUE as well as collaborating with Bricks Magazine and Maximilian Raynor, produced editorial work for New York based and Los Angeles–based publications, whilst studying at Central Saint Martins.
With one of her films featured in Tate Britain, marking a pivotal moment in her practice and positioning her work within one of the UK’s most influential cultural institutions. Her work spans London, New York, and Nigeria, reflecting an emerging international presence.
Additionally she has had her billboard published with DAZED Magazine & featured in VOGUE as well as collaborating with Bricks Magazine and Maximilian Raynor, produced editorial work for New York based and Los Angeles–based publications, whilst studying at Central Saint Martins.
AWARDS & EXHIBITIONS
Holmes Production Scholarship Recipient
Tate Britain - Noirelle Screening
New York — November 2025: Hands of Faith
New York — January 2024: Talking Textiles
DAZED BILLBOARD × Build Hollywood — November 2024
Nigeria — August 2024: Global Photography
London (solo) — January 2023: The Kids Are Alright