Madeline is a photographer who explores the intricacies of both digital and film photography to create compelling visual narratives. Currently pursuing her studies in photography at Georgia State University, she is delving into a wide range of subject matter, with a particular focus on the fine details and unique compositions that bring her images to life. 

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Previously, Madeline's photography examined the influence of Christian evangelicals in politics, using personal objects and images of the church to explore how religious ideologies shape public life. Now, her work has evolved to explore the connection between images, focusing on the physical relationship between the two photos and the lighting, colors, and shapes that bind them. Through her lens, she investigates the harmony and tension between objects, emphasizing the delicate balance that exists in this symbiotic relationship.

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Madeline’s photographs invite viewers to pause and reflect on the complexities of the world, finding beauty in the smallest of details while questioning the ways in which we are interconnected with everything around us.