Tattooed, gender-bending and high off life.
London-based photographer Poem Baker has an eye for cool; her subjects are bonafide badasses: tattooed, gender-bending, and high on life. For her series"Hymns From the Bedroom," Poem stepped into young creatives' safe spaces and documented their identities. Snapping intimate photos of teens laughing, getting ready for parties, and in love, Poem masterfully captures the hyper-creativity and confidence of today's outspoken youth.
"These subjects let me into their world," Poem says about her series' interesting mix of friends and chance encounters."They were willing to be photographed honestly and intimately." Poem spent five years shooting the same people again and again, building a visual diary of"their lives, their struggles, and their relationships." What resulted is a mesmerizing record of young adults growing into themselves.
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