Travis Flack (b.1988) is a photographic artist based in Los Angeles.
Flack’s work explores different methods of image manipulation to show shifts in perception, symbolism and narrative. His practice often centers around the materiality of photographs and how drastic their context can change through physical intervention.
Flack is interested in the interpersonal relationships of seemingly unrelated aspects of contemporary life, wry existential dread and the sometimes beautifully bleak.
He has exhibited work internationally and throughout the United States, including The Museum of Contemporary Art (Jacksonville), The Brand Library and Gallery, The Center for Photographic Art and San Diego Mesa College.
Flack’s work has been published in numerous publications, including Der Grief, Beautiful/Decay and The Boston Globe.
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