Subject is wearing a black beret, white wig and bold eyeliner, looking into the camera with a blank expression.

As a Queer photographer working with subjects in the LGBTQIA+ community I look at how power works both ways in the act of representation and image making. Creating work that looks deeper into the role of imagery in the modern world drives me to use this work as research, to empower people and begin to build a better foundation for making these spaces and practices comfortable.

2 images side by-side of bearded male model with glasses

My time at NUA has given me the skills and knowledge to take this so much further, constantly digging deeper into my biases, research and methods of application involved in the work I make. Working my way into the industry and seeing the images I create provide the visibility that I and many others needed as young Queer people fuels my practice; I aim to keep moving from here, taking up space where it’s needed.

2 images side-by-side of short, ginger haired model wearing earrings and light makeup.
2 images side by side of model with blue buzzcut, first close up looking away from camera. Second with hands above head looking forwards.