Photoessay: Local Non-Men In Art
4.10.19
Loré Yessuff
Erika Suarez
Grace Otten
In this latest photoessay, we explore a microcosm of art through three local womxn in the Denton scene, each representing a different field of creative expression and bringing to the table a variety of outlooks and backgrounds. Telling their narratives as much through imagery as through language, we delve into the stories and craft of writer Loré Yessuff, photographer Erika Suarez and printmaker Grace Otten. Take a minute, if you will, to appreciate both the images of their work, as well as the visions that go into them.
Loré Yessuff
Loré Yessuff is a recent graduate from the University of North Texas. While in school, she studied creative writing, photography, and journalism. Now, she is job hunting and working on various collaborative projects. Loré is passionate about intimacy, embodiment, and art that evokes hope.
You can connect with Loré on Instagram at @boogieandblues.
Erika Suarez
Erika Suarez is a Hungarian-Latina artist, originally from West Palm Beach, Florida. She’s been living in Texas for almost 7 years now. Erika’s primary medium is analog photography, more predominantly medium and large format photography.
You can connect with Erika on Instagram at @Eriszu.
Grace Otten
Grace Otten is a printmaker, graphic designer, painter, and overall mixed media artist; they don’t really like staying strictly in one medium. Currently, they are enrolled at the University of North Texas pursuing their BFA in printmaking with a concentration in relief and silk screen printing.
You can connect with Grace on Instagram at @futchcowboystudios, or at their website futchcowboy.com.
Header image design by Kylie Phillips