Neal Slavin’s photographic approach in When Two or More Are Gathered Together centers on the depiction of groups, exploring the dynamics and interpersonal relationships present within collective human gatherings. The images focus on the connection and interaction among subjects, capturing subtle expressions and body language that reveal deeper social bonds.

The photographs employ a careful visual strategy that emphasizes the cohesion and tension inherent in assembled individuals, often highlighting patterns and the arrangement of people in space to explore themes of unity, division, and communal identity. Slavin’s work investigates how individuals present themselves within a group context, creating a nuanced visual study of collective identity.