JESSICA RAE
Artist.
Storyteller.
Creator of spaces
where people remember
who they are.
I create work about
IDENTITY
HEALING
BECOMING
WHY THIS WORK EXISTS
Over a decade ago, frustration with unrealistic standards of beauty and worth pushed me to create something different.
Not images designed for approval but spaces for truth,
presence, and self-recognition.
This work began as photography, but it has always been
about something deeper:
Helping people see themselves with honesty and compassion.
Not to be fixed.
Not to be performed.
Just seen.
THE WORK HAS EVOLVED,
THE INTENTION HASN’T
My creative practice now spans photography, storytelling, speaking, and reflective work rooted in authenticity.
Whether through intimate portraiture, written word, or shared conversation, the goal remains the same:
To create spaces where people feel grounded, seen, and less alone.
Photography as a therapeutic art experience
An intentional, collaborative experience.
One that many clients describe as grounding, cathartic, and unexpectedly meaningful.
While I am not a therapist, the work often becomes therapeutic simply because it is slow, respectful, and deeply human.
The photo studio quickly became a sanctuary for individuals to step into their power and celebrate their bodies, their stories, and their uniqueness.
Reflections from those I’ve worked with
A little about me
I’m an artist with an empathetic heart, a neurodivergent brain, and a deep respect for honest storytelling.
My work is shaped by lived experience, curiosity, and a belief that authenticity is not something we earn, it’s something we remember.