This photo project started on October 19, 2019, backstage at The Slipper Room, New York City’s iconic burlesque venue on the Lower East Side. That night marked the beginning of an ongoing journey—one that would carry through a year of shutdowns and social distancing. In a time of chaos, a community formed—a ragtime family bound by resilience, creativity, and joy. Burlesque empowers both performers and audiences by affirming that sensuality comes from within, and that “sexiness” cannot be confined to any one body type or gender.

Each piece is printed using archival pigment ink on Moab Fiber Baryta paper—museum-quality materials that ensure rich detail and long-term preservation. The editions are as follows: 8×10″ ($150), edition of 25; 11×14″ ($250), edition of 20; and 13×19″ ($500), edition of 10. There’s also a collector’s folio ($5,000), edition of 3, which includes 10 curated prints plus one of your choice, housed in a linen-bound archival box. All prints are signed and numbered.