Dylan Griffin

Bio

Dylan Griffin is a distinguished still-life photographer based in New York, whose artistic journey began in the vibrant cultural landscape of Austin, Texas. His early experiences with the avant-garde Hip Pocket Theatre ignited a lifelong passion for the arts, leading him to pursue formal studies in photography at the University of North Texas. Since relocating to New York in 1999, Griffin has dedicated over three decades to mastering the art of photography. His creative philosophy is grounded in the belief that the most captivating images arise from environments that encourage spontaneity and celebrate natural beauty. Griffin’s work reflects this ethos, as he skillfully crafts compositions that invite viewers to pause and appreciate the intricacies of everyday life. An avid reader, he finds inspiration in the literary works of Richard Brautigan, while also drawing influence from the choreography of Pina Bausch. A loyal devotee of Stan Smith sneakers, Griffin’s multifaceted personality shines through not only in his photography but also in his culinary skills, where he excels at preparing a delectable seafood gumbo. Through his lens, Dylan Griffin continues to explore and elevate the art of still-life photography, inviting us all to see the world through his unique perspective.