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Born and raised in the Midwest, Lilli McCredie operates at the intersection of art, activism, and documentary storytelling, transforming social and political movements into tangible artifacts—printed stills, ephemeral fragments, detritus reimagined.

Her camera is an extension of herself, moving with her through protests, union strikes, queer spaces, and the electric hum of nightlife. Even in the quiet, she frames the mundane with the same intensity as the charged. Her imagery resists stasis; it is a phantasmagoria of movement and memory, a visual dialogue that fosters solidarity.

Through her work, McCredie pushes viewers to engage with the gravity of political and humanitarian struggles, past and present. She sees art as both archive and catalyst—evidence of history and an urgent call to action. A reminder that oppression is interconnected, and so too must be resistance.

“Independent radical media rocks.”