LINK: Zero Nine, 10/2025

In her series, Katherine Flynn explores the beauty of liminal space—those transitional states found in abandoned landscapes and within ourselves. Working from a desert junkyard turned creative lab, she repurposes found VW mirrors and doors to frame her images, transforming discarded objects into vessels of memory, stillness, and reflection.

LINK: Basic, 04/2025

Reframing Narratives with Katherine Flynn

Katherine Flynn has explored various career paths, with storytelling always at the core of her creative endeavors. From acting to writing to filmmaking, she has found a way to express herself authentically. However, it was not until she picked up a Fujifilm X100 Series camera after the birth of her first daughter that she truly found her passion for capturing stories through photography. Now, in the desert of Joshua Tree, Flynn and her daughters have transformed a junkyard into an art lab, where they craft unique pieces of art using found and discarded materials. 

Facing the Forgotten: Katherine Flynn's contiguous, evocative pieces frame liminality.

LINK: by Samatha Stahl

Argonaut, 03/2025