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Erin Davis

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Erin Davis is an 18-year-old writer, photographer, and multimedia journalist. Her visual work explores the intersections of identity, culture, and art, and ties these concepts to youth culture and activism. She lives at festivals, art shows, and concerts, and is always creating something. She also enjoys playing the cello and cheesy B-horror movies. Check out her work at www.erindmedia.com.
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Protest Photography, Trauma Porn, and the Surveillance State

In America, the fact that we live in a surveillance state has literally become meme-able material: yes, FBI man that lurks on my computer as I type this, I’m talking…
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America Has Been Burning for Decades

As soon as my dad and I arrived at the Atlanta Black Lives Matter protest, a car exploded ten feet away.  A half hour before, we’d watched protesters stand off…
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The Precipice

You are swept into a current, one that is uncontrollable—wrathful, even. It doesn’t relent and, caught in a fiery riptide of emotion, you are overwhelmed; rage, despair, pleasure, and pain…
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Behind Glass

I explored the concept of separation by focusing on loneliness. I wanted to tell stories of isolation side by side, highlighting how varying subjects pull away from the world. I…
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Wild Women

I wanted to create a cinematic snapshot of the South seen through the lens of female sexuality, because it’s the only thing I can think of that even comes close…
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Black Rodeos Aren’t Anything New—Now They’re Becoming Mainstream

  It’s 7 PM and pouring in thick sheets, but through the thick aroma of the damp air, I can still smell the horses—they’re wild, like the earth. The glow…
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This Is What Everyday Queerness Looks Like

This project came together during a very tumultuous time in my life—when I realized just how much hatred and pain is out there in the world. I could feel it…
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Dream Girl

This mini-series plays with fantasy and self-perception by subverting the viewer’s gaze and challenging them to redefine their view of the subject. I wanted to visualize a constant shift and transformation…
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Arthouse4: The Kids, The Art, The Culture

Local Atlanta collective Arthouse just had its seasonal climax: Arthouse4. Founders Uncle Bendr, Chriz Vaughn, Jlenz, Kix Hendrix, Mack Walker, and Mael pulled out all the stops, booking performances by…
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Black Boys Look Blue: Radical Softness and Individualism

Within our everyday lives, there are countless manifestations of privilege and oppression. Sometimes these manifestations are evident, but in most cases this prejudice presents itself in the form of microaggressions.…
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