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Adrian Steirn

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Adrian Steirn is a photographer and filmmaker. He is the founder of Ginkgo Agency, which specialises in creating strategic high quality short form content. Steirn is also the creator of Beautiful News and 21 Icons.^[1]

Books

21 Icons ‘Together We Are Better’

Television series

21 Icons Season I ‘Journey to Democracy’
21 Icons Season II ‘Promise of Freedom’
21 Icons Season III ‘Future of a Nation’

Documentaries

21 Icons Season I ‘Journey to Democracy’
21 Icons Season II ‘The Promise of Freedom’
Lily Cole's Amazon Adventure
The World's Most Wanted Leopard

Exhibitions

This Wild Afrique
21 Icons Portrait of a Nation

References

^ "Saved by compassion". Natural History Museum, London. Retrieved 16 April 2021.

External links

Official site

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