Photography came my way and helped me see the world in a different point of view. The word “Justice” is defined to me as freedom,
Artist’s Statement: I am an individual who is tired. I want people to be able to be who they are, do what they love, be
Artist statement: These photos were all taken in a moment of a different mindset but the thing they all have in common is that they
Artist’s Statement: Justice, a seven-letter word that emphasizes equality for all and being fair. Gaining justice may not always be easy, but we must persevere
Artist’s Statement: Hello, I am Reklaw, an Atlanta-native and current freshman at Boston University. Since middle school, I have been invested in photography and photojournalism
Artist’s Statement: To me, Justice in 2021 is the acknowledgment of inequity and correction of systemic oppression. It is uplifting those who have been spoken
Artist’s Statement: Chiron is a 19-year-old photographer & journalist from the south side of Atlanta whose purpose in creating this series of photos is to
Artist’s Statement: Justice is to see someone else’s point of view, to see the other side, instead of just your opinion. Realizing other people have
Artist statement: I am a leader. I am strong. I am outgoing. I am different. I am me. I am dark skin. I am young.
The power of self-destruction leaves a soul empty, pleading for life through gasps of air. The transformation of self-destruction hinders the mind from becoming unstoppable.
If you identify as a female, you probably think there’s no way you can be sexist. The prospect of gender equality would come easily to
March 13, 2020. The day schools across the country declared they were closing for what seemed to be just two weeks, but wound up becoming
