Quin de la Mer, Artist

Quin de la Mer, Artist Quin de la Mer (b. 1966) is a multi-media artist known for abstract work that explores the unseen but deeply felt aspects of existence.

Their artwork conveys emotional landscapes and invites contemplation.

🜁My previous account was deleted without cause.Because of repeated issues with Instagram, I won’t be using this platfor...
13/11/2025

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My previous account was deleted without cause.
Because of repeated issues with Instagram, I won’t be using this platform for posting artwork or updates.

This page exists simply so people can find me.

For my full portfolio, exhibitions, films, research, and ongoing work, please visit the Linktree in my bio.
Thank you for continuing to follow my practice beyond Instagram.

✨ Exhibition Announcement ✨I’m thrilled to have my photograph We Are Reaching included in Women in Photography at The Gl...
04/03/2025

✨ Exhibition Announcement ✨

I’m thrilled to have my photograph We Are Reaching included in Women in Photography at The Glasgow Gallery of Photography! The show runs from March 5-29, 2025 and celebrates women photographers in honor of International Women’s Month.

For this piece, I strapped my tiny solargraphy pinhole camera to the roof of my building in Potrero Hill, San Francisco, facing west, and left it for several days to capture the setting sun. But the days were filled with mist, and the sun was obscured. After scanning the image and inverting it, I was struck by its portrayal of the city. It looked like another world, far, far away, in another galaxy. And yet, I can feel us reaching—human influence infecting the stars.

If you’re in Glasgow, stop by and experience the incredible work of women photographers from around the world!

📍 The Glasgow Gallery of Photography
📅 March 5-29, 2025

Colonized Blue (2025)Oil on Canvas, 12x12"A color once symbolic of vast, untouched waters and open skies—now marked, gri...
26/02/2025

Colonized Blue (2025)
Oil on Canvas, 12x12"

A color once symbolic of vast, untouched waters and open skies—now marked, gridded, and enclosed. Colonized Blue reflects the ways human intervention has fractured the natural world, imposing boundaries on ecosystems that once flowed freely. Inspired by the accelerating impact of climate change, this piece speaks to oceans rising, ice melting, and the commodification of nature itself.

What happens when the wild turns into something owned? When the climate is controlled not by seasons but by industry?

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