Portraits of Philosophers

Peter Singer – Moral philosopher and bestselling author, often described as the world’s most influential living philosopher.

A.C. Grayling – Leading public thinker and author of 30+ books on ethics, meaning, and the human condition.

Kwame Anthony Appiah – NYU professor and cultural critic, exploring identity, cosmopolitanism, and moral reasoning.

Alice Crary – One of the world’s most influential social philosophers, whose ideas have shaped feminist, animal rights and disability movements.

Julian Baggini – Well-known author, journalist, and philosopher of everyday life and thought.

Simon Blackburn – Cambridge professor emeritus and bestselling writer on human nature and morality.

Clare Carlisle – Philosopher and biographer whose recent work rethinks faith, freedom, and Kierkegaard.

Roger Crisp – Oxford moral theorist who has made timeless contributions to the field, and editor of foundational works in ethics.

John Cottingham – Authority on Descartes, moral philosophy, and the relationship between reason and spirituality.

Stephen Law – Philosopher of belief and scepticism, known for clarity and public engagement.

Denise Ferreira da Silva – Renowned critical theorist reshaping philosophy through questions of race, time, and ethics.

Daisy Dixon – Emerging voice in aesthetics, reinvigorating the field with insightful new ways of thinking.

Alex Carter – Cambridge University Academic Director and the photographer's former professor, whose lessons helped spark the project.