This photograph is part of a series that reimagines the Greek god Dionysus as a symbol of identities that have long existed but have often been marginalized throughout history. Inspired by Renaissance painting, particularly the dramatic use of light and composition, the work reflects on how gender fluidity and diverse expressions of sexuality were present in many ancient cultures, yet later faced erasure and social stigma. By drawing on historical narratives, the series invites viewers to reconsider contemporary perspectives on LGBTQ+ identities through the lens of the past. Shot On- Canon 90D/ 18-135MM
This photograph is part of a series that reimagines the Greek god Dionysus as a symbol of identities that have long existed but have often been marginalized throughout history. Inspired by Renaissance painting, particularly the dramatic use of light and composition, the work reflects on how gender fluidity and diverse expressions of sexuality were present in many ancient cultures, yet later faced erasure and social stigma. By drawing on historical narratives, the series invites viewers to reconsider contemporary perspectives on LGBTQ+ identities through the lens of the past. Shot On- Canon 90D/ 18-135MM