At first glance, it is easy to mistake Geraldine Gill’s work for that of the international photojournalist who travels the world in an effort to make tangible the story of a particular people, culture or country. To the contrary, Geraldine collectively uses diverse and unfamiliar locales as a canvas upon which she ties together the humanity that is so universal to us all, and yet spends so much time hiding from the naked eye. Her photography demonstrates her concern for the welfare of peoples of all cultures with a gentle interrogating tone. Geraldine’s work is about moments rather than places; and with these moments she tries to make the world a smaller place.

Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Geraldine now resides in Houston Texas. Geraldine works in both color and black and white, and uses a variety of printing methods and media. Her work has been acquired for national and international private and corporate collections.