About Me

Audrey Damier is a French-born photographer, producer, and creative director based in South East London. With a sharp focus on representation and storytelling, her photography captures the beauty and depth of diverse communities, inspired by her upbringing on the outskirts of Paris in a culturally rich environment. Audrey’s work reflects a deep care for people and places, emphasizing the intricacies of human connection and community life. Her photography series, Celebrating Love, showcases love within the Black community, while Representation is Everything highlights Black talents and changemakers. These projects, along with more to come, are a testament to her commitment to authentic representation.

Audrey’s approach to photography is strongly influenced by the lack of representation in the media landscape. She strives to portray people of color—and not only—in a way that reflects their true selves. At a time when the speed of the internet has devalued the art of image-making, Audrey aims to restore its importance, believing that all forms of media rely on the power of visual storytelling. Through her work, she seeks to elevate the value of imagery and its role in shaping perceptions.

In addition to her photography, Audrey is an accomplished producer. Her most recent work includes producing the music video for The Black Esper’s single Soul Retro X, and she also served as the producer for The Rise Collective’s Talks Tent at the We Out Here festival. Known for her ability to bring bold ideas to life, Audrey’s meticulous attention to detail and commitment to translating creative visions into reality have earned her collaborations with high-profile clients like Paramount, Notion Magazine, and AMAKA Studio.

As a creative director, Audrey leads with vision and purpose. She has spearheaded multiple creative projects, including the highly regarded REFRAME exhibition, which originated during a three-month residency at the Southbank Centre and has since been featured in London, Manchester, and Birmingham. Audrey’s leadership ensures that her work is not only visually impactful but also socially relevant, always advocating for images that reflect our collective aspirations and values.