Rachel Britton is a Michigan-based artist who uses photography and experimental film to explore desire and repulsion. Growing up with an identical twin and fraternal triplet, Britton’s composite photographs honor her relationship with multiplicity. Britton is most well known for her series titled, Dysmorphia, where she photographs the human body for texture while further stitching the images together in Photoshop. Britton’s work is not created with the use of A.I.

Britton graduated with a Bachelor of Science in photography from Grand Valley State University. Britton is published in Billboard Magazine and has exhibited at Leather Archives and Museum in Chicago, Illinois; the ArQuives: Canada’s LGBTQ2+ Archives in Toronto, ON, Canada; HUMP! Film Festival; and Natalie Seroussi Gallery in Paris, France among others. Rachel is currently an artist-in-residence at the Tom of Finland Foundation in Los Angeles, California.