A photographic exploration of intimacy, vulnerability, and self expression shot in showers across Los Angeles
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Second edition books available for sale ➡️here ⬅️
The Series
A journey of transformation and becoming
Artists Note
I’m proud to present Wet as my artist debut. It’s a photographic series that explores intimacy, vulnerability, and feminine energy. Shot in showers across Los Angeles, the series captures women choosing how they wish to be seen, creating their own terms of presence and expression. At its core, the series traces a path of becoming, where fear and self-doubt give way to trust and connection. Wet is both a personal and collective offering to reflect and connect with yourself and the vital resources that sustain us.
About The Artist
Megan O’Dell is a Los Angeles-based photographer creating intimate, cinematic portraits that explore the connection between people and the personal spaces they inhabit. Her work captures moments of presence and self-expression, forming an evolving record of emotion and what it means to be truly seen.
💧 Past Events💧
Solo Exhibition & Book Release
📍603 S Brand Blvd, Junior High Gallery
Opened September 5, 7-10pm
On view through September 29th, 11-5 every day at Junior High
First edition books are sold out, but second edition is available for order here⬅️
Exhibition Description ⬅️
Wet: Reimagined
📍3110 W Sunset Blvd, The 3110 Gallery
🗓 September 6, 2025 5-9pm
An immersive expansion and celebration of the series featuring a curation of community artists: Brittany Menjivar, Sabra Binder, Shannon Evans, Isabela Costa, Kris Barit
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