Where the wild endures.
Art remembers.
AFRICAN COLLECTIONS
Where the wild endures.
Art remembers.
Works made in the presence of Africa’s wild and its first peoples. Animals and Indigenous communities are encountered as living expressions of land, memory, and survival.
Each work emerges from direct observation—unmediated, unaltered, and without artificial fabrication.
A portion of all acquisitions supports conservation and community initiatives across Africa.
African Collections
Works made in the presence of Africa’s wild and its first peoples. Animals and Indigenous communities are encountered as living expressions of land, memory, and survival.
Each work emerges from direct observation—unmediated, unaltered, and without artificial fabrication. A portion of all acquisitions supports conservation and community initiatives across Africa.
Conservationist and photographer Deanna DeShea travels alone into Africa’s wild places, using her camera to tell quiet, honest stories of animals and landscapes. Her images are calm and earthy, reminding us that the wild is still alive, still powerful, and still worth protecting.
I can’t even begin to describe what I feel when I gaze upon your photos. To try and describe what I feel, I would say that I can feel their soul, and yours. Thank you for sharing.
Brown
This work exists within a living ecosystem—of land, wildlife, and Indigenous communities. A portion of all acquisitions supports conservation and community-led initiatives across Africa.
