Ongoing project about Olivia Fisher, who is brave enough to transform and grow.
"It is a terrific body of work and I'm not surprised it has been gaining attention. These images have a lot of heart and empathy, they offer detail and a real sense of actual relationships. I feel like these images are, in some sense, an account of love and are timeless in that sense. They do not judge, in fact they celebrate in a gentle and accommodating way." LensCulture.
Getty Gallery London 2017. This shot was taken the first time I met Olivia. I was working for Label magazine and this unguarded moment reflects a long day talking about the journeys we may take as human beings.
Olivia and her husband Simon talking about their relationship and the changes they were facing as Olivia contemplated surgery in her transition.
Olivia and Simon's marriage was ending and she was deeply sad to be losing her husband.
To be both feminine and masculine. Olivia shifted in her identity and embraced the duality.
I returned to Olivia and Simon after they split up and asked them to sit for me again. They have both glanced towards a door, the exit.
Olivia alone in her new apartment gaming.
"Must I have surgery to be acceptable?