Photo by Lilly Dyer (Instagram:photodyeries)
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BIO
Isa McMullen is a videographer, photographer, sculptor, and writer hailing from Huntington, West Virginia. They have received a Bachelor's degree in Video Production with a minor in Sculpture from Marshall University. They've had work featured in multiple local galleries and published in regional magazines. Their work is an intimate exploration of what it means to be human. Capturing small moments of humanity in portraits, films, and writings.
ARTIST STATEMENT
Throughout my art, I am determined to confront the viewer with uncomfortability. In Western culture, we are conditioned to avoid being uncomfortable at all costs, but there is something special when you intentionally feel it. Bringing that into the light in a cultivated way is a release. Spending many of my formative years in the Deep South and Appalachia introduced curiosity about the way religion and censorship connect with modernity, specifically queer bodies.
I’m committed to exposing my world, which is full of beautiful queerness and loose gender concepts. It deserves to be appreciated.
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Girlhood is one of my biggest muses. Hyperfemininity viewed through the lens of adulthood yields complex emotional works.
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My art is an opening to a new world for all to see. Addressing as many human experiences as possible is crucial to me.
Skills
Directing, Portrait Photography, Writing, Wood Working, and Metal Working