About Me
I am Deeana, a fine art photographer exploring nature, self-portraiture, and emotional storytelling. Art has always been part of who I am, guiding me through different forms of expression, exploration, and self-discovery.
Through time, experimentation, and practice, photography became my main medium. I first picked up a snapshot camera at 13 and began experimenting with self-portraits. That simple beginning opened a deeper creative path…..
What I feel becomes visible here
Every Piece a Soul Confession
Newest Still Life
I explore the quiet language of objects and the stories they hold. Through flowers, light, and familiar forms, everyday arrangements become intimate, playful, and poetic.
Traveling through Colorado and parts of Utah changed me in ways I never imagined. Some journeys are more than simply exploring new places; they are spiritual awakenings that reconnect us with ourselves, inspire transformation, and give us the courage to take extraordinary leaps of faith. Somewhere between the mountains, endless roads, and quiet wilderness, I discovered that some places don't just leave us with memories; they change us forever.
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Sally Mann: Confronting Death, Vulnerability, and the Fragility of Being Human
While Immediate Family first introduced me to Mann’s artistic world, her photographs of human decomposition have affected me in an entirely different way.
The photographs commonly referred to as Body Farm form part of her larger project, What Remains, published in 2003.
They were made at the University of Tennessee’s Forensic Anthropology Center, where donated human bodies are studied as they decompose under different environmental conditions. This research helps scientists understand decomposition and contributes to forensic investigations.
Mann approached this environment not as a forensic scientist, but as an artist interested in the relationship between the human body, the natural world, and death. The photographs confront viewers with human remains in various stages of decomposition. Rather than concealing the physical changes that follow death, they make those changes impossible to ignore….
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Older Work
Art is never meant to remain the same, because neither are we. We grow, we change, and our creations grow alongside us.
I no longer see the world through the same eyes, and perhaps that is the beauty of being an artist. We are constantly evolving, discovering new perspectives, and allowing our creations to tell the stories of who we once were and who we are becoming. The collection below offers a glimpse into my earlier work, a reflection of the artist I once was and the creative journey that has shaped who I am today.
Is This Art?
The Experiment
Artificial intelligence has become one of the most debated creative tools of our time. Some believe it expands artistic possibility. Others believe it diminishes it. Some don’t consider it art at all. For me, this collection is not about replacing photography or traditional art. It is about exploring another medium….
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