See Me is a series of self-portraits that dig into the psyche of representation and self-love. Through the use of the blur I slowly reveal parts of myself that I at times kept hidden: because of self-doubt, Imposter Syndrome and even embarrassment. As Black men we are often told to stay calm, speak softly, hide our emotions and feelings and stay in our prescribed space. See Me reclaims the struggles, emotions and places that Black men have so often kept others from viewing. Today I choose what I reveal.
