A compelling black-and-white photo series by Eric Hart Jr., featuring over 70 portraits that explore the concept of power within the Black queer experience. Initiated in 2019, the series delves into the reimagining of Black men, emphasizing themes of masculinity, queerness, and dress. Hart, drawing from his own journey to self-acceptance in Macon, Georgia, captures the nuances and layers of Black identity in the modern era.

Through a visual exploration of differences and similarities, inspired by Black queer icons and historical eras, Hart creates an iconography that celebrates the power and beauty of the Black queer community.