Stephanie Duprie Routh
stephanie@stephanieduprierouth.com
Mei Seva (Studio Assistant)
studio@meiseva.com
Stephanie Duprie Routh, based in Austin, Texas, is an artist who uses photography for narrative storytelling and conceptual art. Her personal work explores ideas of womanhood, the essence of place, and the transitory states of simply being human. As an artist, she uses the visual language of photography to tell stories through layers and interventions, creating new ways of seeing and considering self.
Routh's award-winning work has been exhibited in the United States, Japan, Italy, Spain, and India, both in galleries and juried shows. She has been published by the RAW Magazine, FRAMES Magazine, PDN Magazine, National Geographic Traveler, Dodho Magazine, The Austin Chronicle, and by several independent photo reviews. She sits on discussion panels and has had interviews by art curators. Her monograph "Where the Ocean Drinks the Sky" is installed in hotel rooms and has sold out two editions. Routh’s second book “Daydream in Memories of Youth” debuted in 2024.
Her work is held in the permanent collections of The Wittliff Collections, CENTER Image Library and Archive, Texas A&M University, Concordia University, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, The Loren at Lady Bird Lake, and with private collectors. Routh’s work has been recognized by many organizations including awards via Julia Margaret Cameron Awards, IPA Awards and LensCulture. In 2024, she was nominated to apply for a Leica Oskar Barnack Award.
For commissions, exhibitions, inquiries, licensing, sales, or compliments, please send email to stephanie@stephanieduprierouth.com or studio@meiseva.com
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