About Me
Hi! I'm Lily, a fashion photography graduate from LAU.
As a multidisciplinary fashion photographer, I am deeply passionate about sustainable anti-fashion and the power of female collaborations. I have a keen eye for blending current societal issues seamlessly with contemporary trends, resulting in imagery that not only engages viewers but also promotes environmental consciousness.
I believe that fashion photography has the potential to be a formidable force for positive change, and I am dedicated to utilising my skills and artistic vision to make a difference in the industry. One aspect that sets my work apart is my interest in working with tactile materials. I enjoy experimenting with various textures, fabrics, and elements to bring depth and sensory appeal to my photographs. By incorporating tangible elements, I aim to create a richer and more immersive experience for the audience, fostering a deeper connection with the subject matter.
INSPIRATION
Experimentation, Physicality, Versatility, and Anti-Fashion...
At the heart of my artistic process lies a profound dedication to experimentation. It is through the exploration of unconventional methods and ideas that I continuously push the boundaries of my craft. Versatility and adaptability are fundamental pillars of my artistic style. I pride myself on my ability to seamlessly navigate through a spectrum of styles, enabling me to effectively communicate diverse concepts and capture the essence of various subjects.
The subject of anti-fashion, with its emphasis on challenging traditional norms and embracing individuality, continues to ignite my curiosity and drive me to explore new possibilities within the realm of fashion photography. By intertwining the realms of experimentation, physicality, versatility, and anti-fashion, I endeavour to create thought-provoking and visually captivating imagery that resonates with audiences on multiple levels.
MY WORK
PORTFOLIOS
DETAIL
The Fabricated Body - A response to our fashion-forward carbon footprint.
"The Fabricated Body" is a captivating project that delves into the intersection of creativity, sustainability, and tactile engagement. The aim of this piece is to take the audience on a thought-provoking journey by curating a creative and tactile output that sparks conversations about sustainability in the fast-paced and demanding fashion industry.The project showcases garments sourced from environmentally conscious designers who prioritise recycled fabrics and materials, highlighting their innovative approaches. The zine itself is a testament to sustainability, crafted with recycled printing papers, lokta fibres, and solar printing techniques. This physical zine invites readers to explore the interactive and sustainable pages that unfold the collaborative exploration of creative expression and its impact on the environment.
"Fashion should be a form of escapism, and not a form of imprisonment." – Alexander McQueen
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