Krazna-Krausz Foundation

We produced a video for the Kraszna-Krausz Foundation as part of the Kraszna-Krausz Book Awards, capturing LaToya Ruby Frazier as she reflects on her practice as a visual artist, activist, photographer, and educator. The film forms part of a wider series connecting nominees, winners, and global audiences, offering an intimate insight into the ideas and collaborations behind her work. Designed for digital viewing, the piece focuses on voice, authorship, and the role of books as a medium for storytelling and shared experience. Explore more projects in arts, culture, and social media storytelling here.

Books, Audience, and Shared Experience

The video explores LaToya Ruby Frazier’s approach to image-making and book production, highlighting how her work engages with audiences across generations, communities, and lived experiences. Through personal reflection, she discusses major bodies of work and the importance of context, narrative structure, and accessibility in shaping understanding. The film positions book-making as a collaborative and socially engaged practice that connects artist, subject, and audience. For video production that captures artists, cultural institutions, and documentary storytelling, get in touch here.