Oviul Maruf

Oviul Maruf (born December 3, 2007) is a Bangladeshi photographer, visual artist, and creative director, recognized for his emotive nature photography, long-exposure techniques, and abstract compositions. Born in Habiganj, Bangladesh, and currently based in Sylhet, he has developed a distinctive artistic voice that blends storytelling with fine-art photography.

Maruf began his photographic journey in 2022, exploring landscapes, wildlife, and conceptual themes. His work often captures fleeting natural moments with a cinematic approach, reflecting both technical mastery and emotional depth. Over the years, he has earned multiple photography awards, establishing himself as one of the promising young talents in Bangladesh’s creative scene.

In addition to photography, Maruf has directed visual storytelling projects and curated thematic photo series that explore human connection, environmental beauty, and abstract perspectives. His notable works include Letters from Sadu, Nap Time Cuteness, Fragments of Me — A Little Bit of Everything He Carries, and River View, each showcasing his ability to blend narrative and visual artistry.

Maruf’s work has been featured in online galleries, art platforms, and social media spaces, where he continues to inspire a growing audience. Known for his commitment to creative excellence, he remains active in both local and international art communities.

Personal Life
Maruf balances his creative work with academic studies, often drawing inspiration from everyday life and his surroundings in Sylhet.

Quick Facts:

• Born: December 3, 2007, Habiganj, Bangladesh

• Based in: Sylhet, Bangladesh

• Started Photography: 2022

• Published Works: 190+ official photographs as of mid-2024

• Notable Works: “Nature and Rain,” “Golden Hour,” “Shadow of Crane”

• Education: SSC, Jalalabad Cantonment Public School and College, Sylhet (2024)

• Featured On: The Independent Photographer, YICCA, EverybodyWiki, Medium