In Berlin, Christopher began his relationship with photography looking up from a baby changing table set up haphazardly in his father's dark room. In the following years, Christopher became a passionate troublemaker, often disturbing the adults working on their photographs. At this time, Christopher did not realize the profound effect these early experiences would have upon his later life as a pho
This series follows young male and read-as-male bodies as they reach upwards – into trees, towards the sky, into the open space of an imagined future. Shot on analogue film, the grain and blur insist on imperfect presence. In dialogue with New Masculinities, the work imagines that young men can appear joyful, gentle and searching – without being standardised.