Shoots designed around makers and artists may draw from multiple photography genres and styles —  including lifestyle, portraiture, product or interior — to offer windows into their creative world and nurture connection within. Through still or moving image, the forms, shapes, colours, textures and materiality of a piece is translated, whilst offering a sense of the less tangible (but as important)  intentions and concepts.

For the maker, the collaborative photography process may offer new perspectives of their self and work when viewed through someone else’s eye. For an artist’s audience, these captures form visual invitations into the artist’s world, gently guiding them through the making process whilst communicating the intricate skill, passion, time, knowledge and materials invested into a single piece.