ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Isaac Wright, aka Drift, is a photographer based in Jersey City, where he recorded this interview at his beautiful new studio space. We catch up about life for Drift after his infamous and much-documented wrongful incarceration experience from hell as well as his brother's recent passing, talk about his exciting new studio space, working on a photo book, memoir, and documentary all at once, the importance of contextualizing his photography with writing, navigating moves into the traditional fine art world, and he tells the story about getting his dream Porsche.
Episode artwork by Chuck Anderson/NoPattern Studio. Episode music & production by Yuri Rybak & Josh Chin.
Created in partnership with ZORA.
English
United States
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