Public, Private, Secret: On Photography and the Configuration of Self

Exploring the intersection of photography, video, and identity, this collection delves into how image-making influences our public and private personas. Through essays and interviews, it examines the implications of our visual practices within the framework of online behavior and social norms, highlighting the blurring of public and private boundaries. The writings challenge mainstream representations of race, gender, and sexuality, envisioning a future where diverse self-representation reshapes our visual culture and fosters greater autonomy.