PHOTOGRAPHY OF LINES OF IDENTITY IN SOME PARTS OF THE YORUBA CULTURE IN AFRICA REGION DISTINGUISHING TRIBES

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It has pretty being a long week on the project photography shoot of ILA (lines of Identity) in some part of the Yoruba culture in Africa. This is a project that is set to go back to the types of lines of identity that are inscribed human faces to mean and distinguish them from other tribes of the Yoruba culture. Here’s just a bit of the BTS shots of its production.

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Very nice pictures and people. I would be curious to know more aabout this tradition. I lived in Ivory Coast and I saw this kind of thing in Burkina Faso. Is it the same culture?

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Well, this tradition is based on family lineage.
To distinguish some families from others or to know where they are from, you can easily identify them with their types of marks. The one you saw at Burkina Faso must be for a tribe and a family which differs from other families in the same tribe or place

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