Eva Woolridge (Creative Director & Photographer) (she/her), is an award-winning Queer, Black & Chinese conceptual portrait photographer, public speaker and social activist based in Brooklyn, NY. Her photo series explore the sexual, spiritual, and emotional nature of femininity. In her work she transcends surface-level labels of people of color by conveying strength, perseverance, vulnerability and vitality using strong lighting and composition.
Woolridge’s work has been featured in publications such as Rolling Stone, Teen Vogue, Cosmopolitan, and Harper’s Bazaar, and has exhibited in Seattle, Boston, D.C., and NYC. She speaks nationally about photography and its relationship to identity, including a Tedx Talk, the Schomburg Research Center in Harlem NYC, The Scope Art Art, and as a keynote for the University of Maryland, College Park. Woolridge currently sits on the Diversity Advisory Council for Fuji Cameras of North America.
