Greg Kahn is an American documentary and fine-art photographer. Kahn’s work concentrates on issues that shape personal and cultural identity. His Pulitzer Prize finalist project, “It’s Not a House, It’s a Home,” explores how the foreclosure crisis in Florida defined a new class of homelessness. In Kahn’s ongoing project, “3 Millimeters,” his work shows how the quiet depletion of land is a catalyst for the evolution of the inhabitants’ identity. His recent work considers how governance molds individuality in Cuba. Kahn grew up in a small coastal town in Rhode Island, attended George Washington University in Washington, D.C. and co-founded the photo collective GRAIN.