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Petecia Le Fawnhawk’s work as a fine art photographer is informed by a lifelong awareness of the power of creativity - she hasn’t ever ‘become’ an artist, she’s always been this way. Her imagery is surrealist at first glance. However, a closer look shows a subtlety and consideration that borders on romantic - a style that is the direct product of an appreciation for immediacy. By her own admission, Petecia makes sure to act on creative impulses as and when they strike. The results speak for themselves, producing imagery that articulates a deep connection with an ‘inner wilderness.’ She’s been exhibited at COTA at the Row in Los Angeles and Language of Labyrinth. Petecia has also been featured in publications such as NOWNESS and Lone Wolf Magazine.
Inspiration?
Architecture, Philosophy, zen arts, modern art, music, nature, desert transcendentalism.
Favourite part of your job?
Freedom of expression.
Biggest challenge?
Procrastination and distraction.
Worst moment?
Showing up to a shoot at the dunes to find the world's largest dune buggy convention.
Secret ambition?
To build monoliths and to build a public art structure over a hot spring.
