About Laura and her Larsen’s Syndrome

Laura is a photographer driven by a deep passion for storytelling through the lens. Her work is not just about capturing moments but about revealing the profound narratives that reside within each subject. With a focus on portrait photography, Laura's artistic journey is rooted in her belief that every individual has a story worth telling, a uniqueness that deserves to be celebrated.

Her approach to photography is deeply personal and empathetic, shaped by her own experiences living with Larsen’s Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder. This condition has not only influenced her perspective but has also fueled her mission to give a voice to those who often go unheard. Laura understands firsthand the challenges and isolation that can come with living with a disability, and this understanding drives her to create work that is both authentic and empowering.

In her project, "Portraits of Persons with Disabilities," Laura seeks to redefine how society views disability. She uses her camera to capture the strength, beauty, and resilience of individuals with disabilities, aiming to shift perceptions and foster greater acceptance. Each portrait is a testament to the unique experiences and stories of her subjects, presented with dignity and respect.

Laura’s work is a powerful reminder that photography can be a tool for social change. Through her images, she challenges stereotypes and invites viewers to see beyond the surface, to recognize the humanity and individuality of each person she photographs. Her art is not just about creating beautiful images; it's about making a difference, one portrait at a time.

As a photographer, Laura is committed to using her craft to inspire empathy, connection, and understanding. Her work continues to evolve, but her mission remains constant: to highlight the beauty in diversity and to ensure that every story is seen and heard.