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  1. Untitled by Jonas, Image 1.

    Jonas

    Untitled, 2026

    digital photograph

    4460 × 6690

  2. Untitled by Jonas, Image 1.

    Jonas

    Untitled, 2025

    digital photograph

    5792 x 8688

  3. Untitled by Jonas, Image 1.

    Jonas

    Untitled, 2025

    digital photograph

    3616 × 5424

  4. Untitled by Jonas, Image 1.

    Jonas

    Untitled, 2025

    digital photograph

    5792  ×  8688

  5. mon rêve mystèrieux by Shietamar Fleurimon, Image 1.

    Shietamar Fleurimon

    mon rêve mystèrieux, 2025

    acrylic on wood

    36 x 24 x 1 in

    $750

  6. Bayard Rustin Version 2 by Kenneth Bazile, Image 1.

    Kenneth Bazile

    Bayard Rustin Version 2, 2022

    digital illustration

    5400  ×  7200

  7. Anna May Wong by Sophia Wang, Image 1.

    Sophia Wang

    Anna May Wong, 2022

    digital illustration

    5400  ×  7200

  8. Marilyn Monroe PT. 2 by Meleeza Pires, Image 1.

    Meleeza Pires

    Marilyn Monroe PT. 2, 2019

    acrylic on wood

    36 x 36 in

    $3,000

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About the artist

Nancy Gonzales

Nancy Gonzales is a Boston-based photographer, born and raised in the city. She began exploring photography as a way to help with her depression, but it soon became a career interest. Nancy enjoys experimenting with various photographic techniques to elevate her work. She has a unique ability to see everyday objects in a new light, creating distinct narratives that connect her deeply with her photography.In the future, Nancy hopes to become a war photographer, sharing diverse experiences and stories with the world.

When I take a photograph, I envision the final piece in my mind. I look at everyday objects that others might overlook and find a creative approach to capture them. The music I listen to while I work greatly influences the types of photos I take and how I edit them. I love exploring the city, striving to capture unique perspectives, especially in well-known areas.
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