Alex Moore
Alex Moore is a born and raised, New York City based artist focusing exclusively on polaroid and film photography. Alex began work with polaroids while studying art abroad in Paris in 2016. Since then he has found success across several solo and group shows in NYC, LA and in the Hamptons. He recently published his seventh photography book, BODYSCAPES.
In an ever growing digital world, Alex choses to slow down and work with an analog format of photography using only natural light. His photographs evoke the sun-drenched nostalgia inherently indicated in the lapse of time. With his mindful choice to work with Polaroid, these images are, at once, current and reminiscent.
Filters
Moments held, pages printed, walls remembered.
Medium & Process
Working exclusively with Polaroid and film, Moore embraces imperfection. Natural light is his only tool. There are no edits, no second takes—just a single gesture captured on a surface meant to fade. Each image carries the weight of intention and the softness of transience.
Rooted in city light, shaped by quiet abroad.
Where the Work Comes From
Raised and based in New York City, Moore’s visual language was first shaped abroad—studying art in Paris, drawn to the tactile honesty of analog formats. His work is urban yet unhurried, often sun-soaked, always quiet. Whether on East Coast rooftops or West Coast highways, the frame remains intimate.
Moments held, pages printed, walls remembered.
Notable Mentions & Milestones
Moore’s work has been shown in solo and group exhibitions across New York, Los Angeles, and the Hamptons. His seventh photography book, BODYSCAPES, continues a long-form study of the body as topography—its shadows, contours, and light.