In the world of anonymous portraiture, Exploring Her extends an invitation to traverse the boundaries of censorship, nudity, and decay. Through evocative self-portraits, this ongoing body of work explores the interplay between impermanence and presence.

As each portrait is meticulously composed, the viewer often becomes a voyager, a silent observer. As the artist poses with the starkness, she becomes an integral part of the landscape.

FAQ

“Who is Nellie Bly?”

The name Nellie Bly honors the investigative journalist who made her mark by exposing societal injustices, most notably through her daring undercover investigation into the conditions of mental asylums. Posing as a patient, Bly revealed the brutal treatment of women in the care of these institutions, sparking public outrage and significant reforms.

Exploring Her reflects a dedication to exploring hidden or censored aspects of identity, where body and environment collide, inviting the viewer to reconsider perceptions of vulnerability, space, and the human form.

“Is Photoshop used? How does this work?”

No. The process itself is time-consuming and far from glamorous. Over the years, there has been a lot of blood, sweat and tears. It’s a challenging approach, but one that makes the final result all the more rewarding. The imperfections and effort invested are what make each photograph truly satisfying.