Meet Craig-Anthony Ismael, a remarkable photographer and gilder whose artistry transcends boundaries and celebrates the rich tapestry of Queer, African American and Caribbean cultures.

Born and raised in Brooklyn,NY to a Jamaican mother and Bajan father, Craig-Anthony's journey into photography was ignited by a deep passion for history and a profound appreciation for the beauty found in everyday life. With a camera in hand, he embarks on a quest to capture the essence of humans diverse cultural roots with work in which traditions intertwine and resilience thrives. Craig-Anthony creates visual narratives that evoke a sense of nostalgia and pride, paying homage to the ancestors who paved the way. His work is a testament to the power of representation, showcasing the resilience, joy, and vibrancy of Black, queer and Caribbean communities.

In addition to his photography, Craig-Anthony is also an accomplished gilder, infusing his artwork with elements of heritage and tradition. His pieces are not just photographs; they are treasures, filled with stories of resilience and triumph.

As a creative force, Craig-Anthony Ismael continues to inspire and uplift, using his art to bridge cultures and ignite conversations. With each click of the shutter and stroke of the brush, he leaves an indelible mark on the world, reminding us of the power of storytelling and the importance of preserving our cultural legacies.