The Thin Line

The Thin Line

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No Time To Sleep (NTTS) is an Art direction Team from London UK, created by Nigerian/Italian William C. Ogbebor and Italian Carol Vandanesi. Carol is a creative and business woman moved to London in 2012 and William a photographer and filmmaker also moved to London only a year after. They both met for the first time in 2017 at their workplace in London and while starting to build a strong artistic connection from the early days it’s only in 2019 that they decided to be partners and forming NTTS. NTTS is their way to create editorial and creative content that enables them to continue to explore and share their vision. Through their self-produced work they aim to collaborate with other creatives and brands out there, to increase their visibility and build a network of individuals ready to open their minds and give them a space to express themselves.

www.notimetosleep.art/

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