Alexandra Fuller is a photographer working from the high desert of southern Utah. Her practice moves between post-documentary fieldwork and contemporary landscape, connected by a single belief: that what we pay attention to, we help keep alive. She works across analog and digital processes, making photographs in which sustained looking becomes a form of care — and imagination, a form of responsibility.

A black and white medium format film photograph of a marble statue of Jesus strapped onto a flatbed trailer driving down a misty highway in the American West.

Current project: Great Good Fortune

An ongoing series of black-and-white photographs exploring devotion, labor, and proximity to land and animal in the rural West.

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