“Understanding Me” is a photo series paired with a short film that explores the journey of twelve LGBTQIA+ people and their relationships with their gender and pronouns. In today's society, a person's identity is automatically wrapped into gender, so therefore understanding one's own, or someone else's, gender is central to understanding them. This series was created in order to bridge the knowledge gap within and outside of the LGBTQIA+ community.

The photos are printed in black and white on PVC and then combined with neon lights that light up and say either "he," "she," or "they" depending on the person's pronouns. The neon will be embedded in the PVC, literally moving through the images to signify how inseparable a person is from their true pronouns or gender identity.