Itamar Freed

American - Israeli, born 1987.

Itamar Freed's photographic works delve into the essence of authenticity within the natural world. His practice explores three distinct realms: the untamed and uninhabited natural habitat, the urban cultural landscape, and deliberately staged environments. Freed's focus lies in representation and the transformative impact images can have on our perception and recollection of places. He is particularly intrigued by the disappearance of landscapes and the evolving concept of authenticity, be it in the guise of simulated environments or digital photographs of uncertain veracity.

In addition to his solo pursuits, Freed collaborates with Canadian artist Kristina Chan as part of an artistic duo. Freed lives and works across Brisbane, London, Tel Aviv, and New York. His work has gained international recognition through showcases in solo and group exhibitions at esteemed venues such as the Museum of London's London Nights, the Royal Academy in London, the Royal Photographic Society in Bristol, TATE Modern's Offprint TATE, BEERS London Gallery (solo show), the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh, Pulse Miami, Volta New York, Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair in London, Grosvenor House, Christie’s Auction House, Hancock Gallery in Newcastle, Photo LA, NordArt in Germany, Litvak Contemporary, Photo Israel, Haifa Museum of Art, Ramat Gan Museum of Art, FireWorks Gallery in Brisbane, and the Untitled Art Fair in Miami Beach. In 2023 His mutual work with Kristina Chan was exhibited in Photo London art fair.

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