Tierney Gearon for LOST WKND Magazine. Credit: Writer.
Excerpt:
“There is an extraordinary self-awareness in Tierney Gearon’s photographs twinned with a sense of potent fearlessness. This fortitude for the unknown, the unexplored, and the uninhibited elevates her work from captured portraits to visceral experiences. Each photograph reads like a page from a diary, unearthing the most fragile vulnerabilities and intimate desires in pursuit of self-actualization. It’s in the subjects she chooses, such as her own children and mother, placing dissonant people and places and things together seamlessly. This is what makes Gearon’s work so uniquely and unmistakably hers. Her muses: family and friends; her mise-en-scène, as it were: wherever family and friends happen to be—on vacation, at home. Because it’s like Gearon tells me: ‘If you sit somewhere long enough, something interesting is going to happen.’...[Read More]”







