Lize Okoh is a London-based Nigerian Writer, Creative Director, and Photographer who is passionate about storytelling and capturing unique narratives through her art. With a joint honours degree in Psychology and Sociology from the University of Sussex, Lize's work is deeply influenced by her culture, social justice, immigration, and the experience of living in the diaspora. As an Author, Lize's writing focuses on non-fiction memoirs that uncover childhood experiences impacting her adult life, and fiction stories that explore the human condition and the influence of identity and culture.

Her debut novel, The Returnees, published in 2020 by Hodder and Stoughton, showcases her talent as a writer. Lize's photography journey began in Lagos during her teenage years and evolved into a passion for documentary, boudoir, and conceptual photography. Through her captivating visual storytelling, Lize shares diverse narratives and tells stories that empower women.

Her images have been featured in prestigious publications such as The Guardian, BBC Embrace Network, and Amateur Photographer magazine. With a captivating portfolio of work and a dedication to empowering women, Lize Okoh is making a significant impact in the worlds of literature and photography