We the People Photography Project

In early October of 2025 videographer Natasha Scully and visual artist and photographer Alejandro Lopez set sail on a project that couldn't find a more appropriate title than “We the People Photography Project”. The spark for this project came from an art piece made by Hudson Valley’s artist Kathleen Anderson. The artwork, entitled “Star Dance Flagpole”, references indigenous Plains people’s ceremonies for spiritual renewal and community healing. Kathleen’s positive vision was then instrumental in the conception of this project. Alejandro completed a set in which Kathleen’s artwork stands at the center. This photography project is intended to be a celebration of diversity and inclusion. We are inviting families, couples, friends, and single individuals of all ages, ethnic backgrounds, races, sexual orientations, abilities, and religious or non religious beliefs to participate in this photography project. Our aim is to create a contagious positive visual statement that celebrates diversity and inclusion. From the moment this project started, it received the unconditional support of some active participants and collaborators. The future of this project rests on this support, so we invite you to get involved!