GQ Covers

This body of work reimagines the GQ cover as a cinematic frame less concerned with simply presenting a subject and more interested in creating a world around them. Each image is built with the language of film: considered composition, dramatic light, movement, texture, and moments that feel observed rather than posed.

The creative approach is rooted in the idea that a cover should leave an impression beyond the page, using atmosphere and visual tension to reveal something unexpected about the person in front of the camera. The result is a series of portraits that feel authored, immersive, and distinctly cinematic.

Next Project

(

Nyame Haus

)

Photography

Discover the project

Nyame Haus

For Lunisse, we explored identity through abstraction—using mirrors as a metaphor for duality, perception, and introspection. The resulting images are both poetic and disorienting, inviting the viewer to see themselves in someone else’s reflection.

Lookbook