Part performer, part artist, part provocateur, Haley Morris-Cafiero uses her photography as an activist voice to fight discrimination and social invisibility. Morris-Cafiero’s work has been widely exhibited in solo and group exhibitions around the world, and have been featured in numerous publications including Le Monde, New York Times and Salon. Nominated for the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize (longlist) in 2021; a BMW Residency finalist in 2020; and for the Prix Pictet in 2014, her first monograph, The Watchers, was published by The Magenta Foundation. Morris-Cafiero’s latest, The Bully Pulpit, was published by Fall Line Press in 2019. Her work is also featured in the recent publication, Photography – A Feminist History, written by Tate Modern curator Emma Lewis, and published by Octopus. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, Morris-Cafiero holds a practice-based PhD from Westminster University. She earned a MFA from the University of Arizona in Art, and is a graduate of the University of North Florida, where she earned a BA in Photography and a BFA in Ceramics. Morris-Cafiero is an Associate Professor and Subject Leader of Visual Arts at De Montfort University, and lives in the UK.