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Sheridan Wright
About the artist
Sheridan Wright is an American photographer whose work examines the relationships between landscape, wildlife, and the natural processes that shape them. Through projects spanning Africa, Europe, and the Americas, his photographs explore recurring patterns of geology, ecology, and animal life, revealing connections between places that appear, at first glance, entirely distinct.
Working in both intimate and expansive perspectives—from close wildlife portraits to large-scale aerial landscapes—Wright is drawn to moments where structure emerges from apparent complexity. His images emphasize observation over spectacle, inviting viewers to consider the natural world not as isolated subjects, but as interconnected systems shaped by time, adaptation, and place.
He supports conservation initiatives including Serengeti Watch, Big Life Foundation, and Virunga National Park, and divides his time between Miami, Florida, and Bridgehampton, New York.