Francesca Hummler is a German-American visual artist, curator, and researcher, she holds an MA from the Royal College of Art. Her practice utilizes photo-therapy, collaborative portraiture, and archives to explore identity and generational trauma, with work exhibited internationally at venues including Paris Photo.

- Digital and Analog Fine Art Photography
- Phototherapy, Collaborative Portraiture, and Self-Portraiture
- Visual Archival Practices and Photographic Memory
- Community-Engaged Arts & Alternative Photography Education
- Contemporary Photographic Theory, History, and Criticism
- Portfolio Development, Professional Practice, and Curatorial Studies

- The photographic archive, family photography, memory, and postmemory
- Generational trauma, phototherapy, and self-portraiture
- Identity formation, migration, adoption studies, and queer representation
- Labor, class, social history, and race in America
- Photographic ethics, cultural economics, and image production
- Religious iconography and the role of photography in documenting social/political change