Lauren Douglas is a lens based artist utilizing analog and digital photography to make abstract  works that reflect on concepts of emotional and psychological landscape, memory and  temporality. Her images focus on light and space as they attempt to collaborate with their  surroundings via a process of deep or sustained looking, breaking down sight through peripheral  vision and consideration of the phenomena of light. The resulting works are minimal, pastel and  earth tones that are printed on matte substrates, mounted to aluminum panels or float framed and  installed as compositions.  

Currently residing in Santa Fe, NM she holds an MFA from Mills College, Oakland, CA and BA  from SFSU, San Francisco, CA. Her work has been exhibited nationally and is in numerous  private collections. She has been in residence at the Ranch Residency, La Madera, NM and the  Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, VT.