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Biography

Lucas Foglia (born 1983) is a fine art photographer who makes stories about people in nature. With a clear aesthetic, his projects convey narratives that are lyrical, nuanced, and compassionate. He received a BFA from Brown University in 2005 and MFA from Yale University in 2010. His 2024 Guggenheim Fellowship traces the longest butterfly migration, creating a metaphor for human connections across international borders.  

 

Foglia's photographic prints have been widely collected and exhibited, including at Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam, International Center of Photography, Museum of

Contemporary Art Denver, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and Victoria & Albert Museum. He has published six books: A Natural Order (2012), Frontcountry (2014), Human Nature (2017), Summer After (2021), Living on Lava (2024), and Constant Bloom (2025).

Combining art and advocacy, Foglia shares his photographs with the people he portrays, news organizations, and NGOs.