Marley Ingram
About
Marley Ingram is an artist who primarily focuses on street and culture photography, with their background in Alternative Processes they use a more hands-on approach to creating images. Graduating in 2016 with a BFA in Photography from the Maine College of Art and Design with a focus on bookbinding has since led Marley to come to London to expand what Photography means to them. Working towards an MA in photography, Ingram is constantly creating new bodies of work, they have collaborated with many artists, apprenticed under Cole Caswell, had an internship at the Bakery Photo Collective, and then followed with the creation of Roadside Piss Stop Press which is a self-published zine collective with many artists created under the name of Soft Cowboy. Marley continues to expand their portfolio and has taken the path of a multi-sensory space in designing an installation, using sound and hand-building a physical structure for their newest work called They Hate the Americans.
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