information/

Born and raised in the Midwest, Lilli McCredie works where art, activism, and documentary photography meet. She turns social and political movements into something people can hold onto: printed photos, scraps, and fragments that tell a story. Her camera goes everywhere with her—through protests, union strikes, queer spaces, and the charged energy of nightlife. She gives quiet, everyday moments the same attention as high-intensity events. Her images carry the feeling of movement and memory, creating a visual conversation that builds connection and solidarity.

Through her work, McCredie asks people to face the weight of political and humanitarian struggles, past and present. She sees art as both record and spark, keeping history alive while pushing for change. It’s a reminder that oppression is connected, and so is resistance.