Traversing Pride
Traversing Pride is an ongoing photographic project that documents LGBTQ+ Pride celebrations from my perspective as a queer disabled artist in a power wheelchair.
Working from a low, ground-level vantage point, I photograph bodies in motion, public intimacy, celebration, and the choreography of queer space. My position in a wheelchair shapes how I move through crowds, how people see me, and how I see them, creating images that are both tender and confrontational.
Rather than looking down on Pride from above, I move through it from within — among legs, torsos, touch, and color. The project considers who is visible, who is celebrated, and who remains overlooked in spaces that claim to be inclusive.
Traversing Pride is both documentary and personal, capturing joy, vulnerability, spectacle, and the complicated politics of accessibility in queer public life.