Alice Horsley is a photographer based in between London and Hertfordshire. Her work explores telling stories of community, social justice, and the political landscapes that shape everyday life. She is interested in how the human and environmental intersect, and approaches each project with care, collaboration, and a commitment to building trusting trauma informed relationships. 

She holds a First-Class BA in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography from London College of Communication, UAL. She has worked with organisations such as UNICEF, The Refugee Council UK, World Food Programme, Getty Images, Agence France-Presse, Camden New Journal, Hopscotch Women's Centre, Old Diorama Arts Centre and London Art Film Awards. In addition, she has experience working in communications, design, and creative workshop facilitation. 

Her recent body of work, I’ve dreamed of a place like this, documents life inside the UK’s first LGBTQIA+ retirement community and was exhibited at LCC in 2024. Previous projects include It is not a gift; it is a right, exploring protest rights in the UK (Copeland Gallery, 2023), and shows at Art House and Aesthetica Online Showcase.