Exploring intimate portraiture through a deeply personal lens, Dark Room A–Z delves into themes of identity, queer experience, and the photographic process itself. Paul Mpagi Sepuya employs a layered visual approach, combining fragments of self-reflection with collaborative settings, often using mirrors and studio spaces to disrupt traditional representations of the subject.

The expansive 456-page collection captures an ongoing dialogue about authorship, visibility, and vulnerability within the darkroom and beyond. Sepuya’s method reveals the constructed nature of photography while engaging viewers in a nuanced meditation on the body and presence.