Nadia Lee Cohen
Bio
Nadia Lee Cohen is a visionary fine art photographer and filmmaker whose work draws rich inspiration from the vibrant aesthetics of Americana and Britain during the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. Her striking photographs and films transport viewers into surreal dreamscapes that are both saturated with color and steeped in narrative complexity. Through her lens, Cohen delves into the intricate duality of the female experience, illuminating the profound interplay between strength and fragility inherent in womanhood. Cohen's artistic philosophy emphasizes living within her work, a principle that resonates in her dynamic online presence. With a distinctively quirky and colorful style, she curates a captivating visual diary that reflects her daily inspirations, inviting her audience into her imaginative world. At just 22, Cohen's talent was recognized with a notable entry in the National Portrait Gallery’s esteemed Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize, marking a significant milestone in her burgeoning career. In 2014, she received sponsorship from Procter & Gamble to travel to the United States, a journey that sparked the creation of her acclaimed series "100 Naked Women." This project, which she continues to evolve between Los Angeles and London, stands as a testament to her innovative spirit and commitment to exploring the nuances of femininity.