David Abrahams (b. 1987, Leeds) is a British photographer whose diverse practice encompasses a contextual investigation of subjects across genres of still life, landscape, fashion and documentary photography. His serene images often mask a deeper fundamental questioning of capitalist social structures, consumer necessity, and sustainability. David’s ability to navigate multiple forms in a critically and technically sensitive manner has won him the favour of clients including American Vogue, WSJ, AnOther, British Vogue, W magizine, Gucci, Loewe, Lanvin, Burberry, Miu Miu, and Stella McCartney. David’s first comprehensive exhibition will open this Autumn at Lee Alexander McQueen, Sarabande Foundation.
David Abrahams (b. 1987, Leeds) is a British photographer whose diverse practice encompasses a contextual investigation of subjects across genres of still life, landscape, fashion and documentary photography. His serene images often mask a deeper fundamental questioning of capitalist social structures, consumer necessity, and sustainability. David’s ability to navigate multiple forms in a critically and technically sensitive manner has won him the favour of clients including American Vogue, WSJ, AnOther, British Vogue, W magizine, Gucci, Loewe, Lanvin, Burberry, Miu Miu, and Stella McCartney. David’s first comprehensive exhibition will open this Autumn at Lee Alexander McQueen, Sarabande Foundation.
