Ojoz is a French-Guyanese photographer and director born in 1989, raised between Paris and the Caribbean.

Shaped by two worlds, their cultures, traditions, and silences, he developed a sharp eye for identity and the human experience. Self-taught since the age of 17, he built a visual language at the crossroads of aesthetics and storytelling, working with some of the biggest names in music and fashion.

Beyond commercial work, Ojoz pursues a more personal practice rooted in his origins. His debut zine Amor Fati documented life in Senegal among wrestlers, fishermen, sacred animals, and bike culture. In 2025, he exhibited his work on French Guyana at Soleils Noirs during FotoRio, presented by Maison de la Photographie Guyane-Amazonie (MAZ).