• 2022 Capstone
    • Omar Noah Gonzalez
    • Jade Luther
    • Eden Smith
    • Aaron Heinrich
    • Dawson Peters
    • Elliot Lovell
    • Christyana Fletcher
    • Alyson Disbrow
    • Omar Barrera
    • Sarah Tuttleman
    • Jack McMIllan
    • Leanne Brodie
    • Meghann Grace Peltz
    • Cameron Zucker
    • Kylie Brennan
    • Tesa Ahuna Turqueza
    • AJ Edelman
    • Sydney Fife
  • 2021 Capstone
    • Juana Apachito
    • Caleb Autry
    • Kylie Barela
    • Carlynn Begay
    • Timmy Deppe
    • Michael Gregersen
    • Charlotte Haston
    • Madeleine Howard
    • Alan Kammerman
    • Diana Ochs
    • Michael Patacsil
    • AnnaLycia Patrice
    • Marisa "MP" Pinette
    • Celia Reid
    • Maria Saldivar
    • Lindsay Tolstedt
    • Kayla Willis
    • Natalie Wiseman
    • Tyler Woodward
    • Yingni Wu
  • 2020 Capstone
    • Alastair Poll
    • Austin Sudweeks
    • Bess Valdez
    • Carynn Meyers
    • Cassidy Coles
    • Cecilia Polichetti
    • Claire Sipos
    • Courtney Jorgenson
    • David Williams
    • Emilio Ferrara
    • Grace Oresman
    • James Muraki
    • Jayna Powers
    • Jenni Summers
    • Katherine Perry
    • Katie Kroeppler
    • Marc Amaya
    • Margaret Whittaker Reniker
    • Maria Rene Marsh
    • Michaela Sullivan
    • Miles Rhoades
    • Nicole Babler
    • Savannah McKinzie
    • Savi Klasen
    • Shannon Cowan
    • Shannon Swain
    • Shelby Sorensen
    • Sierra Olson
    • Stephanie McLean
    • Tehlor Takahata

Elliot Lovell

Under the Surface

Elliot Lovell (he/him) is a young photographer from Santa Cruz, CA, and currently resides in Flagstaff, AZ. He has been pursuing photography since 2018 and believes that photography can portray answers to questions like, "what is the self?" and wants his audience to come to a deeper understanding through his photographic works. His work has been showcased at Colorado Photographic Arts Center, Las Laguna Art Gallery, and Curated by the Sea Contemporary Art Gallery. Elliot's aesthetic can be summarized as going against the flow of photographic teachings, using long or double exposures to capture the beauty of people through unique portraits. Elliot aspires to continue his work photographing the individuals that shape mankind.

 

How does one come to terms with something that can not be seen or comprehended? That is a question that many people with disabilities have to ask themselves, for not all disabilities are clearly seen or well defined. Coming to terms with one's disability is one of the hardest challenges in life, it is not a single battle, but rather a war fought over the span of a lifetime, and for those who can not see or comprehend their own disability the challenge is even harder. How can you accept yourself, when you don’t even know all of yourself? It is this struggle that I try to address and make easier with these photographs, by combining portraits with medical scans of one’s disability I give them a chance to see themselves in a new light and to confront their disability directly. When one looks at these photographs I hope they can see more of themselves than they have ever seen before.

 

 

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