What does IDENTITY mean to you? New LGBTQ+ project from Chris Jepson
The Identity Project, a new LGBTQ+ community photography project from Chris Jepson, explores what it means to identify as a member of the LGBTQ+ community today and challenges the stereotypes of perceived identity – and you are invited to participate.
The Identity Project, a new LGBTQ+ community photography project from Chris Jepson, explores what it means to identify as a member of the LGBTQ+ community today and challenges the stereotypes of perceived identity – and you are invited to participate.
From religious to secular, young to old, performer to military, The Identity Project is a series of black & white portraits presenting the diverse faces of LGBTQ+ people from myriad walks of life across the globe, challenging stereotypes, reframing assumptions and dispelling the myths of perceived identity.
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If you would like to find out more or participate, visit the website and complete the ‘Get Involved’ form and you will be invited to a future socially-distant, Covid-safe, drop-in photoshoot.
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