Myles Loftin

In 2017, Myles produced a multimedia project known as HOODED.^[13][14] The objective of this project was in humanizing and decriminalizing the societal image of black men dressed in hoodies.^[15]

In May 2020, Myles collaborated with Luis Velo for the virtual exhibition SYNTAX.^[16] Loftin was named one of 2020's "30 Under 30" in the category of "Art and Style" by Forbes.^[17][18][19] During 2020 he also joined Giant Artists, a production and artist management agency based in Los Angeles that exhibited his artwork.^[20]

In 2021, his work was showcased by Aint – Bad, a publisher of contemporary art. His covered black queer people. Loftin photographed black queer people both in public and intimate settings performing everyday tasks showing collective life experiences of the queer populace.^[21][22]

Loftin’s photographs have been exhibited in New York, Los Angeles and Washington D.C.^[23]

Myles identifies as a queer man. He currently lives in Brooklyn, New York.^{[24][25][26][27]}