PHOTO BY JERALD JOHNSON
Adrienne Hayden is an analog photographer and aspiring filmmaker interested in connection, entanglement, psychogeography, and identity. As a multidisciplinary artist her work focuses on both still and moving images and incorporating archival footage and found images into her practice. Originally from the Metropolitan Detroit area, but currently based in Copenhagen Denmark, Adrienne is a self taught photographer and filmmaker who has been practicing photography for over eight years and experimenting with film for the past two.
Through her artistry, Adrienne aims to inspire deep introspection, foster meaningful dialogues, and cultivate a sense of collectivism.
Often depicted through a lens of vulnerability and melancholy, her artistic focus rests on women, people of color, and individuals within the queer community, capturing their essence with a gentle and soft touch.
She is currently working on a montage series titled “Homeland” that encapsulates the essence of home in the past, present, and future.
Often depicted through a lens of vulnerability and melancholy, her artistic focus rests on women, people of color, and individuals within the queer community, capturing their essence with a gentle and soft touch.
She is currently working on a montage series titled “Homeland” that encapsulates the essence of home in the past, present, and future.