Raeann Lee An
Raeann Lee An (b. 2000) is a photographer based in Singapore.
She explores the queer female identity through intimate and
evocative images. Her work celebrates the diversity of love as she
navigates the intricate intersections of gender, sexuality and identity.
To expand on the medium of photography, she continuously explores different methods of presentation, through installations and moving images, creating a dialogue between medium, form and narrative.
Digital Photography, Photography
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Final Year Project(s)
How to Disappear is a photographic exploration that reflects the disappearing queer community in Singapore, a contemplation of how queer individuals navigate their identity in a conservative society. By merging modern image making and traditional photographic processes, How to Disappear takes on the impossible task of capturing a disappearance. This work serves as evidence to the community’s existence, fighting for a more inclusive society that embraces diversity, even if we remain unseen.