Greg Bailey is a British photographer and creative producer based in the South East of England. A graduate of the London College of Fashion, his practice is rooted in portraiture, performance, and the documentation of contemporary queer and creative communities.

Bailey’s portraits explore the moments that exist alongside public visibility, the quiet confidence, vulnerability, and humour behind the spectacle. Often carving out brief, intimate pockets of calm within fast-paced or high-pressure environments, his approach creates an atmosphere of ease where sitters are supported rather than observed, whether making formal studio portraits or documenting artists in the private hours surrounding major global events, from backstage preparations to the Met Gala.

During his years living in Brighton, Bailey became deeply immersed in the local drag scene, sparking a long-term commitment to documenting its evolving culture. What began as his self-published zine Alright Darling led to the monograph Alright Darling? The Contemporary Drag Scene, published by Laurence King Publishing. Across editorial commission, print, and archive, his work forms a distinct, collaborative record of modern performance.