BRYAN MOORE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS

In the grand tradition of artists such as

Alfred Stieglitz, Paul Strand, and Henri Cartier-Bresson, Bryan Moore’s work rebels against digital manipulations proliferating the modern era. Striving to capture authentic moments, his images focus on beauty and space in their rawest form - through the unfiltered lens of a photography camera. From conception to completion, his work celebrates the lost art of photography. 

Growing up in Europe, Asia, and the

United States, Bryan’s nomadic sensibilities

have propelled his street photography

career forward. He’s completed series

in both rare and often-photographed

locations including Japan, Cuba,

Turkmenistan, and New York City.

What sets Bryan’s work apart is not only

his eye, but an intangible connection

between himself and subjects. In each

photograph we not only see a story;

we feel it. This connection drives the

majority of his work as seen in

series such as Introuvable,

and The Last Days of Castro. 

Galleries around the world have

hosted Bryan’s photography, including the

Centre Pomidou and various showrooms

in New York. Bryan’s additional

work includes helping to produce

 limited-edition lithographs for

Chuck Close, Alex Katz, Leroy Neiman,

and the estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat.

He lives with his wife and son

in New York City where he works as an

Art Director for brands like Macy's, DKNY,

Ralph Lauren, Victoria Secret, Rocawear,

Pepsi, Phat Farm, and Judith Lieber.

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