Liberation Portraits is an ongoing body of work centered on queer and trans presence within spaces of public dissent. Since 2020, Ginzburg has engaged in a sustained portrait practice at marches, rallies, and direct actions across the United States, capturing LGBTQIA+ individuals in straightforward yet intentional compositions that embody visibility, defiance, and authenticity.

These photographs operate as a collective archive—an evolving testament to a community in motion. As queer and trans lives face renewed threats of legislative erasure and structural violence, they function as both witness and counter-narrative, preserving a lineage of queer activism and radical presence.