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LeAnne Vincent is a photo-based visual artist who creates conceptual art images that investigate human behaviour using themes of natural and urban environments, public and private spaces, and shared memories. Originally from the Mid North Coast of New South Wales and now living in Queensland, she has been practicing art just outside of Brisbane in her home studio and Queenslander cottage.
Although she has a love for film and working in the darkroom, her art practice is now predominately based in digital capture and the exploration of alternative digital processes. She has also continued to work with the alternative photographic process of cyanotypes, or blueprints – hand coating paper with light sensitive emulsions and exposing in sunlight. As her practice is process driven, walking, exploring, observing, and collecting objects are vital to informing her work. She often draws on the genre of still life to create arrangements of objects that offer a narrative within a single image.
She holds a Bachelor of Photography from Griffith University, Queensland College of Art, where she studied art theory and majored in photographic art practice. She has exhibited for the past 12 years in solo and group exhibitions and has achieved several awards. Her work has been shown in numerous exhibitions nationally and is held in public and private collections.
LeAnne Vincent is a photo-based visual artist who creates conceptual art images that investigate human behaviour using themes of natural and urban environments, public and private spaces, and shared memories. Originally from the Mid North Coast of New South Wales and now living in Queensland, she has been practicing art just outside of Brisbane in her home studio and Queenslander cottage.
Although she has a love for film and working in the darkroom, her art practice is now predominately based in digital capture and the exploration of alternative digital processes. She has also continued to work with the alternative photographic process of cyanotypes, or blueprints – hand coating paper with light sensitive emulsions and exposing in sunlight. As her practice is process driven, walking, exploring, observing, and collecting objects are vital to informing her work. She often draws on the genre of still life to create arrangements of objects that offer a narrative within a single image.
She holds a Bachelor of Photography from Griffith University, Queensland College of Art, where she studied art theory and majored in photographic art practice. She has exhibited for the past 12 years in solo and group exhibitions and has achieved several awards. Her work has been shown in numerous exhibitions nationally and is held in public and private collections.