Jeremy Cowart

Named “The most influential photographer on the internet” by Huffington Post, Jeremy Cowart is an artist, photographer, and idea machine constantly pushing the limits of creativity. From shooting celebrities like Taylor Swift and the Kardashians to creating digital art that sells out instantly, his work has appeared in Rolling Stone, TIME, and Netflix. In 2022, his work stood alongside legends like Andy Warhol, Ansel Adams and Annie Leibovitz in a London museum auction.

But Jeremy’s impact goes far beyond art. His viral “I’m Possible” life story was seen by millions, shared tens of thousands of times, and took him across the country, where he inspired tens of thousands at live events. This powerful message became the basis for his 2019 autobiography, "I’m Possible".

Jeremy’s also a relentless humanitarian. He created the Voices projects, telling powerful stories from places like Rwanda, Haiti, and Gatlinburg, and his global movement Help-Portrait has provided over a million people with free portraits. He’s the inventor of the Lightograph—a first-of-its-kind fusion of light and photography—and the founder of The Purpose Hotel, a groundbreaking initiative that turns hotel stays into social good.

Through all his projects—whether pioneering, inventing, or speaking—Jeremy’s mission is simple: to explore the intersection of creativity and empathy.