Alexandra Fuller (b. 1977, California) is a photographer working from the high desert of southern Utah. Her practice moves between post-documentary fieldwork and contemporary landscape, exploring how sustained attention shapes both what we see and what survives our seeing. She shoots medium format film and digital, and often combines the two processes by making large-format contact prints in the darkroom.
Fuller came to photography as a teenager and spent a decade in darkrooms before leaving the medium for twenty years of filmmaking. Her films screened at over fifty festivals globally, including a Sundance-premiering documentary and a National Geographic feature. She returned to photography mid-life with the structural instincts of a director and the ear of a writer — she still writes poetry and sometimes folds it into her photographic work.
She studied environmental humanities at Middlebury College, where her undergraduate thesis explored Sense of Place. Her work has been exhibited at the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, Southern Utah Museum of Art, Kimball Art Center, Modern West Fine Art, and the City of Salt Lake’s juried Finch Lane Gallery. She is the recipient of the 2024 Utah State Visual Arts Fellowship and a 2025 public art commission from Carbon County. Her work is held in the State of Utah permanent collection, the City of Helper permanent collection, and private collections across multiple states.
For print sales, exhibition inquiries, or commercial collaborations, email alexandrafuller@gmail.com.
