About

Flyn Vibert is a photographer and artist experimenting with what they call ‘organic photography’. That is images made by hand, without digital manipulation or traditional analog technique.

Flyn has spent the years since graduating from Central Saint Martins and the London College of Fashion developing a unique style and approach to photography, which involves transforming and re-photographing images through a constantly evolving series of physical processes and interactions.

Their work focuses on the idea of (re)using everyday household items and objects, and putting them together in ways not normally applied in an arts context. These vary from more direct interventions such as burning or freezing the image, to working with non-traditional materials such as hair gel, nail polish, slime, toothpaste, and other ‘secret formulas’. One reason they refer to themself as a scientist as well as a photographer and artist.

The unknown is what fascinates in the visual world of Flyn Vibert. It is through the process of making that they write their stories and in doing so translate them into photographs.