Yall know we love archives here!!! Alexis Hunley sits down with Qurissy to share her journey as a photographer and archivist, reflecting on the profound influence of her grandmother on her artistic practice. We delve into the emotional aspects of memory, family history, and the importance of documenting. This episode features a list of gear you can see in full on Alexis’s Substack. Alexis also provides the resource that helped her get started by Sierra King. The conversation also touches on the challenges of navigating generational trauma and the desire to break cycles of suffering. Through her project, Alexis aims to inspire others to take their own documentation seriously, fostering a deeper connection to their heritage and identity.
Photographer Fit Check: Def Sounds Merch
Gear Don’t Matter But: Epson v600
Grandmother’s slide projector
Shoot Yo Shot:Documentary photography for SZA! SZA where you at??? We need this piece made!!
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