Candyland

Elizabeth is known for shining a light on and advocating for the women that make up the world of pornography, pole dancing and other elements of the sex industry. She’s a diligent and passionate cataloguer and in some ways legitimizer of a “seedy underbelly” that everyone seems to consume, but no one wants to accept. Candyland is not just an exploration of a woman’s body, but of our sexuality. How would an adult film star perform if they weren’t being directed? Candyland is the perfect answer to that question. It’s a reminder that there is a little bit of goddess in us all. Stormy Daniels In Candyland, Waterman transcends the superficial allure of the sex industry to reveal the humanity and agency of her subjects. Through her lens we witness not just eroticism, but empowerment; not just beauty, but resilience. Her collection challenges viewers to confront biases and assumptions, and recognize the strength and individuality of these women. Waterman’s photography serves as a beacon of liberation, an invitation to embrace a paradigm where sexuality is celebrated, and every woman is worthy of admiration. Bridgette Redman Candyland succeeds…because it’s authentic, it’s original, and every part of its creation comes from an artist who is genuinely passionate about all aspects of her work, down to the smallest details. Elizabeth is very original in her visual style. Her work is unique. I’ve never seen what she’s created replicated, which makes her projects very special. Elizabeth had a vision, but at the end of the day she wanted me to feel like my most beautiful self—she heard me when I told her which outfits I felt my best in and which poses made me feel most confident. And I live for that. I’m a firm believer that if your performers are comfortable and happy, the project will come out 10/10. Kenzie Reeves