statement of work
I am a self-portrait photographer exploring identity, faith, and emotional truth. My work draws from the Nazarene tradition’s revival of spiritual depth in art, guided by Scripture and the quiet rituals woven into everyday life. Each image serves as a visual prayer, where masculinity exhales, vulnerability inhales, and the sacred pulses just beneath the skin.
Bio
Jason Freeman is a nationally and internationally exhibited fine art self-portrait photographer whose work navigates the intimate terrain of identity, faith, and emotional truth. Through a raw and introspective lens, he explores the layered complexities of masculinity, vulnerability, and spiritual longing, drawing deeply from his Catholic faith, the Psalms, and the quiet rituals woven into everyday life.
Influenced by the Nazarene tradition’s revival of spiritual depth in art, Freeman approaches each image as a visual prayer, where body and soul converge and the sacred flickers just beneath the skin.
Shaped by the landscape of his surroundings and a profound inner spiritual journey, he continues to create evocative, contemplative work that bridges the seen and unseen, the temporal and the eternal.
“Where words fail, my camera helps me understand.”