Imma do me

“Imma do me” is a concept centered around queer black men, and a statement that expresses they're gonna do whatever they want regardless of what you say or think. Creating art that captures the essence of Black queer men is not just a photographic endeavor for me; it's a celebration of identity, resilience, and diversity. Through my lens, I aim to challenge stereotypes and amplify the voices of a community often marginalized and underrepresented. In each photograph, I seek to encapsulate the rich tapestry of experiences that shape Black queer lives. I explore the intersections of race, gender, and sexuality, highlighting the strength and beauty found in the diversity of these identities. The camera becomes a tool for empowerment, a means of reclaiming narratives and presenting an authentic and multifaceted portrayal. My work delves into the intimate spaces of these lives, capturing moments that reflect joy, love, and self-discovery. It's a visual narrative that not only confronts societal prejudices but also fosters understanding and empathy.