Linda Briskin

Linda Briskin

About the Photographer

Linda Briskin is a writer and fine art photographer whose work explores the fluid boundaries between the imagined and the real, the natural and the constructed, and the authentic and the fabricated. She is drawn to the juxtaposition of objects and reflections, the ambiguities in what we choose to see, and the permeability between the remembered and the invented. With a reverence for trees and a passion for nature, Briskin seeks lines, shadows, textures, reflections, and fleeting images that seem to last only a breath. She often uses photo-collage and photo manipulation to create unique, painterly images.

Known for her evocative visual storytelling, Linda Briskin has presented numerous solo exhibitions and participated in many group shows, with her photographs frequently selected for online juried exhibitions. Her recent recognitions include Honourable Mentions in the Landscape Art Exhibition sponsored by Blue Koi Gallery (Kansas), Urban Landscapes sponsored by NY Photo Curator, and The Same But Different Exhibition hosted by the NY Center for Photographic Art. She was also featured in Nuance of the North, sponsored by Artwrk, and her image Satellite Dishes in Fez was included in the International Photography Exhibition at Viewpoint Gallery in Nova Scotia.

Her photographs have been published in both literary journals and camera magazines, with appearances in PhotoEd, The Poeming Pidgeon, South85, Humana Obscura, and Masque & Spectacle. In 2020, her photo-essay Liminal Animism was published in Canadian Camera. In 2024, the environmental literary journal The Hopper published nine images from her series Intimate Conversations, highlighting her ability to merge visual art with environmental themes. In 2026, Photo Trouvée Magazine published five images and an essay from her series Fleurs, which works with vintage photographs. Through her photographs, Linda Briskin continues to investigate the intersections of perception, imagination, and reality, offering viewers a space to reflect on memory, fragility, and meaning.