Featured by MONAD NYC, photographer Mia André explores self-expression through cinematic imagery. Her work creates space for people to feel seen and express themselves freely, inviting viewers to connect with the intimate worlds she brings to life.

Featured by MONAD NYC, photographer Roy Montimaire explores the beauty of everyday life through film and experimental Polaroid photography. His tactile approach captures fleeting moments with intimacy, inviting viewers to slow down and discover the beauty within the ordinary.

Nigerian photographer Unavailable P. explores internal struggle and transformation through fashion and portraiture. Rooted in his experience growing up in Nigeria, his work creates space for contemporary African stories that feel honest and deeply personal.

For photographer Jhalin Knowles, photography becomes a celebration of Black identity and vulnerability, creating images that honor the beauty and humanity of the people and communities that shape his world

Through the lens of Chiemeka Offor, photography is rooted in self-portraiture and cultural memory, creating images that invite viewers to see Black people as they have always deserved to be seen.

Brooklyn based, Adam C. Easterling’s photography explores the ways memory is preserved, shared, and reimagined through visual culture. Drawing from archival imagery, family photographs, and everyday materials.