love loudly
Saul Lyons celebrates masculinity at its most unguarded.
Not just the familiar swagger or stoicism, but the ache beneath it – the tenderness, the want, the reverence. In a world that is quick to flatten masculinity into dominance or detachment, Lyons' work insists on something deeper, more complex, and more true.
His portraits of men – rugged, raw, and exposed – offer a quiet revolt against the emotional poverty of toxic masculinity. Here, intimacy isn’t weakness. Longing isn’t shameful. Desire isn’t erased or polished for comfort.
Lyons’ work showcases a masculinity expansive enough to hold feeling, connection, and vulnerability.
