Photographer, activist and founder of the campaign Cheer Up Luv as well as a newly launched podcast under the same name, Eliza Hatch is giving voices and victims of sexual harassment a platform to speak up from all over the world. In turn, she and those voices are changing it. Screen Shot spoke to Hatch about how photography and creative work can be used as a driving force towards positive change, as well as how to find your own voice when you don’t know where to look for it and dealing with imposter syndrome.
Don't settle for less than the full story, get access to unlimited Deep Dives, Challenges, How Tos and more.
Start your £1 trialAlready a subscriber? Log in
In recent years, ‘multidisciplinary artist’ has become somewhat of a buzzword, used by many as a catch-all term meant to help redefine what can really be described as the act of blindly dabbling in everything. As a result, many of us have forgotten what it truly is like to be a multidisciplinary artist in 2021’s digital age, as well as the amount of work, planning and creativity it takes to gracefully mix digital with real-life art. Fear no more, because we managed to speak to one of the real ones out there, writer, director, and performer Alejandra Smits, about publishing her second poetry book while simultaneously maintaining her already impressive career in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Don't settle for less than the full story, get access to unlimited Deep Dives, Challenges, How Tos and more.
Start your £1 trialAlready a subscriber? Log in