Danielle Ezzo is a photo-based artist interested in the subjective and objective qualities of photography, and her work continually thrives toward their possible intersections. She focuses on the process of image-making and is less pre-occupied with the representational attributes of photography; in hopes to push the bounds of what is considered photographic and celebrate all the wonderfully unique elements of the photographic continuum.
She has received praise from Rayko Photo Center (SF), Soho Photo (NY), and written about in NYArts Magazine and Lenscratch. Her work has been exhibited nationally at such galleries as Daniel Cooney Fine Art (NY), Kat Kiernan Gallery (VA), as well as The Santa Barbara Museum of Art. She recently lectured at the academic conference HISTART’14 in Istanbul, Turkey and was published in The New Inquiry.
