May 30

Photographer Arvida Byström on Selfies and Gender Identity: The 22-year-old's pink and glitter images are more subversive than they seem

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Photographer Arvida Byström on Selfies and Gender Identity


by Cajsa Lykke Carlson Two years ago, Swedish artist Arvida Byström grew tired of the lack of jobs and places to live in her native Stockholm and left for London. Since then, she’s put on shows at…

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