Brianna Tadeo is an artist whose work delves into the rich history and evolution of photography. They were introduced to the magic of the darkroom at the age of 12 in Philadelphia. In 2014, they obtained their BFA from the California College of the Arts. Their artistic approach is driven by a passion for experimenting with old cameras and discarded materials, rooted in an appreciation for the medium's history. Currently pursuing an MFA in studio arts at the University of New Mexico, their artistic practice seamlessly blends traditional analog and digital approaches, embracing the hybrid nature of photography.
They have shown at Personal Space, Lionel Rombach Gallery, Northlight Gallery, Tamarind Gallery, Sanitary Tortilla Factory Strata Gallery, Harwood Art Center, John Sommers Gallery, Anglim Gilbert Gallery, AIPAD in NYC, Gallery 1/1, and with Art Intersection. Their work has been featured in SOVO//Magazine, One Twelve Publishing issue Diffusion IX, The Hand Magazine, and Group Study.
