“In 32 boroughs Harriet proves to us the value of nurtured relationships by visiting and re-visiting subjects over years and what that trust reveals about how London’s youth navigate their realities in this day and age. Her dedication to her storytelling mission is un-flinching and a joy to experience.”

“32 boroughs places portraiture inside a conversation that is long overdue. Harriet Turney's images insist on the presence and complexity of young Londoners navigating layered, often contradictory cultural worlds. Identity here is not fixed — it shifts across histories and geographies, borrowing from each. Turney's lens doesn't just capture; it makes space for her subjects to assert their presence on their own terms. In doing so, 32 boroughs becomes both record and disruption, expanding how, and whom, we choose to see.”