Photographers

Rahim Fortune (b. 1994, United States) is an American photographer whose work explores themes of family, ancestry, and Black life in the American South. His practice is rooted in personal history, combining documentary photography with a deeply introspective perspective.

Fortune’s images are characterized by a quiet, contemplative tone, often focusing on everyday moments, portraits, and landscapes that carry emotional and historical resonance. His work reflects on memory, inheritance, and the passage of time.

His photobook I can’t stand to see you cry is widely recognized for its poetic sequencing and emotional depth, establishing him as a significant emerging voice in contemporary photography. For collectors, Fortune’s work is valued for its intimacy, narrative strength, and its relevance within current photobook culture.