My work, whether it be portraits, landscapes, animals or still life, is most successful when it speaks to celebrating the richness of life. Feel free to use my work as a model for yours. Breathtakingly beautiful. Artist Statement. Hate no more. Artist Statement. I do not add to my photos – I prefer that only what was there be in the final photograph. An artist statement is a way of discussing your work as a photographer both generally (why you chose to work in the medium of photography) and specifically (why you chose to create a certain project). Summarize the whole content of your artist statement in a short paragraph. “I use photography as a means of self-expression – I make pictures for myself, to identify with hidden qualities of my character, to better understand my reality, and to express my interpretation of the world around me. I use the finest, archival-quality materials I can get my hands on. I find exquisite beauty in the desert, and the desolate as well as the lush and vibrant. My artwork is something I am very proud of. Artist Statement: I think one of my favorite quotes may sum up how I feel about my photography (and life in general): We don't see things as they are, we see things as we are. It is the process by which I choose to explore the people, things and world around me. My work is informed by my experience of being an immigrant and the ways in which I see identity as a cultural and social construct. As a fine art photographer and someone who has purchased fine art photos to hang on my own walls, I have often pondered what makes someone buy a piece of art to hang on their wall and look at it everyday for years on end. 1. Photography for me is a way of capturing unique moments that speaks to a universal human condition. But the natural world can also be sad and heart-breaking. I want to live all the lives and moments. Gladlicious #3.