Io Tillet Wright is a multifaceted artist whose career spans photography, writing, and activism. Wright began their professional journey at the young age of 17 by founding *Overspray*, a street art magazine, where they served as editor-in-chief until 2009. This role not only showcased their editorial skills but also positioned them as a prominent voice in the street art community, fostering a platform for emerging artists.

From 2010 to 2012, Wright expanded their influence as a featured columnist for *T Magazine* at The New York Times, where they authored two blogs: *Notes From The Underground* and *The Lowdown*. Through these platforms, Wright provided insightful critiques of underground performances and cultural phenomena, solidifying their reputation as a keen observer of contemporary life.

In addition to writing, Wright is an accomplished photographer, known for their project *Self Evident Truths*, which captures the diverse spectrum of sexual identities across America. This ambitious endeavor has resulted in a monograph featuring 10,000 portraits, published in 2020, which has been praised for its powerful representation of queer America.

Wright’s talents extend to television and podcasting, having co-hosted the MTV show *Suspect* and produced the true crime podcast *The Ballad Of Billy Balls*. Their dynamic presence and commitment to advocacy have made them a respected figure in the creative community, inspiring many through their art and activism.