Siria Ferrer announced as Pink Portraits photographer for 2025
Siria Ferrer announced as Pink Portraits photographer for 2025 - In partnership with The Iris Prize and Bad Wolf Ltd
We're delighted to announce the Pink Portraits photographer for 2025, Siria Ferrer!
Siria Ferrer (She/Her) will be photographing LGBTQ+ crew who have worked on Bad Wolf shows since 2017 as part of their 10th anniversary celebrations.
“I’m a portrait, music, and fashion photographer with a deep commitment to uplifting creative careers and supporting communities in Cardiff”. I’m passionate about amplifying underrepresented voices and contributing to a more vibrant, connected Cardiff” — Siria Ferrer
Siria will be photographing LGBTQ+ crew who have worked on Bad Wolf Ltd shows since 2017 as part of their 10th anniversary celebrations - thank you to all the crew that have engaged in the call out, we can't wait to get you all in front of a camera later this month and display the photos at the Iris Prize Festival this October!
In the mean time, see more of Siria’s work via here website:
Pink Portraits 2025
The Iris Prize and Ffotogallery, celebrates the core values of Bad Wolf Studios a strong sense of family, collaboration, and the recognition of those who are often behind the scenes.
In partnership with the Pink Portraits Project, the focus is on spotlighting individuals from the LGBTQ+ and Trans community—amplifying voices that too often go unseen or unacknowledged in the industry.
Following the success of Dylan Lewis Thomas’ Pink Portraits commission in 2023, and Sarah Scorey’s Pink Portraits commission for Transport for Wales in 2024, applicants were invited to create new portraits of some of the staff and crew at Bad Wolf Ltd who are part of Wales’ LGBTQ+ community.
Siân Addicott, Director of Ffotogallery said, “Ffotogallery is delighted to be collaborating once again with Iris Prize for this edition of Pink Portraits in partnership with Bad Wolf. Representation is vital in inspiring emerging talent and fostering the next generation of creatives. The LGBTQ+ community has historically been underrepresented in visual archives, making this initiative an invaluable opportunity for a photographer to create a new series of portraits that amplify LGBTQ+ visibility and contribute to a more inclusive record of Wales’ cultural history.”
Find out more about this history of Pink Portraits via the Iris Prize website: https://irisprize.org/pink-portraits/
