The work began in Derby, built from the ground up. Over five years, alongside co-founder Adoniah Haslam, Tee built Akmi Arts into something the city took notice of, and so did the platforms beyond it. Music videos directed with precision. Photography deployed for artists and events. Each commission approached not as a transaction but as a structure, assembled frame by frame. The results are documented. Projects crossing two million views on YouTube. Work featured on major UK platforms. Credentials earned through repetition and discipline, not timing. Born in Zimbabwe. Working out of Britain. The practice carries both, a doubled sense of image, place, and what it means to build something that lasts. This is not a career of convenience. It is a body of work constructed one project at a time, each piece placed with the same weight as the last.