The resulting images, set within biographical, private, and public spaces, demonstrate how the subjective body is in tension with past and available imagery, as well as with politicized representations of the body. Elliott received his BFA in Photography and Cultural Analysis from New York University. He has exhibited domestically and internationally. In addition to a visual practice, he is also the curator of DATE NIGHT, an interdisciplinary exhibition set in various homes. Organized under a guiding, discursive question, DATE NIGHT facilitates intimate conversations on the exhibiting artists’ works and practices. Currently, he is the Exhibitions Coordinator at the Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA).