This visual essay, created in collaboration with Marisa Mazria Katz and published in The New York Times, explores the rise of the selfie as both a cultural phenomenon and an artistic gesture. It examines how artists and everyday users alike deploy the selfie to shape identity, claim visibility, and navigate the politics of self-representation. Rather than dismissing the form, the piece considers how these images reflect deeper questions of intimacy, technology, and belonging in contemporary life.

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