Gravity of Perception

“Gravity of Perception provides a profound opportunity for viewers to not only experience the impact of these images but to contemplate how they may shift our perspective and invite empathy.”

Lorenzo TriburgoJanuary 11, 2019

"The LGBTQ Voices Propelling Prison Abolition: In Conversation with Lorenzo Triburgo," by Pete Brook

Lorenzo TriburgoApril 5, 2018

Photographers' works document LGBT identities

Photographers Jess T. Dugan and Lorenzo Triburgo, along with Vanessa Fabbre, assistant professor at the Brown School and affiliate faculty in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Washington University in St. Louis, joined Center on Halsted Director of Transgender Relations and Community Engagement Vanessa Sheridan, who moderated, for a panel titled "Vulnerability and the LGBT Community" on Nov. 15

Lorenzo TriburgoNovember 15, 2017queer art, transgender, photography, queerliberation, policing gender

Strange Fire Collective Interview

Lorenzo TriburgoNovember 2, 2017

Interviewed for No More Potlucks, Sept/Oct 2017 Issue

What is a visual record of an emotional metaphor? How do we pay homage to the classical tropes in art while simultaneously wanting to smash them apart? What if we widened our lens, attempted to represent the unrepresentable? How can the political never not be personal? These are some of the questions brought up when engaging with Lorenzo Triburgo’s latest project, Policing Gender. This work is so fascinating in part because of the hugely ambitious themes it attempts to investigate: freedom, imprisonment, absence, relationships, humanity, identities, systemic oppression, the Western canon’s engagement with Queers and other subversive folks, among others.