I THINK I FOUND MY LIGHT

Maisie Daniels
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PHOTOGRAPHY & CREATIVE DIRECTION SEBI BRUCKNER - MODELS: ALEXXE + ELLA JOURNÉES - STYLING ALEXXE, ELLA JOURNÉES + NOA RAFAELLE - TECHNICAL ASSISTANT CALLY SPENCE

LAYERED was created in memory of Leia — a space to honour trans and non-binary creativity, community, and the many ways identity is shaped through connection.

I Think I Found My Light is a visual love letter by Sebi Bruckner, celebrating trans sisterhood, chosen family, and the quiet power of being seen. Shot with care and closeness, the series honours Sebi’s trans sisters not only as subjects, but as collaborators and friends — people who have offered inspiration, strength, and space to explore becoming.

Through shifts in light, styling, and tone, the images reflect identity as something layered and expansive. This is a story about transformation, trust, and the light we find — and share — when we’re held by community.

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