Oriel Pe’er
Award-Nominated Filmmaker & Visual Artist
Oriel Pe’er is an Award-Nominated queer filmmaker and visual artist based in New York. He is the founder of The Llama Studio - a production house focused on documentaries and branded content. His work focuses on telling trans and queer stories, and has been featured by The Guardian, TIME , The Hollywood Reporter, Nowness and more. As an artist-in-residence with the world-renowned dance company Pilobolus, he explored the intersections of film, performance, and storytelling. For nearly a decade, Oriel followed Miss Peppermint’s journey with rare access, shaping A Deeper Love into his first feature-length film.
About
A Deeper Love:
The Story of Miss Peppermint
A Deeper Love is a decade-long unfiltered portrait of Peppermint - trailblazing performer, trans icon, and LGBTQ+ activist. Tracing her rise from New York City nightlife to making history on RuPaul’s Drag Race and Broadway, the film pulls back the curtain on fame, transition, and the cost of living in the spotlight as a Black trans woman.
Written, directed, and produced by
Oriel Pe’er
Still Photography
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Photography Portfolio
Fine art photography collection available for print.
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Portraits
People I’ve encountered throughout the years. Studio and documentary photography.
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Nightlife
Out and about at rave nights and other nocturnal creatures.
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Editorial
In my series, "Departures," I focus on intimate portrayals of beauty and isolation.
“Be Fake” is an innovative video art project blending artificial intelligence with drag artistry. Starring Nona Chalant, it showcases impossible looks, and challenges perceptions of identity and authenticity in the digital age, blurring the lines between human creativity and advanced technology.
Be Fake
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Art Prints
Discover digital and print art collections