Gautham Krishna is a photographer based in NYC City whose work focuses collective memory, and the evolving relationship between people and place. He portrays everyday moments that reveal how communities build belonging, navigate change, and sustain cultural identity.

His current project documents Henrietta Hudson, one of New York City’s longest-running lesbian bars, examining the space as an archive of queer history, activism, nightlife, and chosen family.

Gautham’s work engages with intimacy, resilience, and gestures that shape collective experience. He creates images that preserve stories often held outside dominant narratives.