Humans Of Support

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Humans Of Support is a global initiative where creatives come together to photograph and celebrate the front-line workers that are the real heroes of the Covid-19 pandemic of 2020.

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Humans of Support - The Story

The vision is To Raise Awareness and Unite the Creative Community Globally to Support Essential Workers on Our Front Lines, inspiring others through the work I have started with the passion project ”Humans Of Support”

Like many others the global pandemic had me feeling very uncertain. My scheduled work, along with most other plans, got postponed or canceled leaving me with no clear path. Social media became flooded with fear and negativity as COVID 19 swept around the world.

At the same time I saw another side. I watched communities coming together like never before, groups being formed on social media by heart-centred individuals uniting to help by doing things like picking up and delivering goods to those in quarantine

Inspired to bring more positive content to social media, as I do believe that art can heal and so I use my photography to help others whenever I can. I decided to create storytelling imagery around our frontline workers – healthcare professionals, those providing our essential services, and all other good Samaritans risking infection to take care of us. These are the people I am the proudest to point my lens toward.