BIO
Brandon Snow (born 1990), equal parts printmaker and photographer, is a self-taught Austin based artist. Out of a desire to infuse his work with a new type of energy and excitement, Brandon began merging lo-fi film photography and silk screen printing. When Snow discovered that he could print his photographs using large format silk screens, he immediately began the tedious process of teaching himself through trial and error. This silk screen method also allows room for unique and unplanned characteristics to develop in each piece during its creation.
Much of Snow's work features photographs of still life and ready made sculptures put together by Snow himself. Along with abstraction, photojournalism, and most simply the natural world, Snow's work continuously explores contrasting themes including one’s mortality, the relationship of life and death, the good with the bad. Snow found immediate success and support both showing and selling this work through galleries as well as national museums including the Ft. Wayne Museum of Art. Today, Snow's work can be found in many private collections all around the world as he continues to show and sell his photographs and original silk screen canvas prints, both independently and through gallery representation.