Larry Louie Gonzalez (b. 1962, Ponce, PR) is a Puerto Rican photographer whose staged portraits and landscapes investigate memory, identity, and the blurred space between reality and fiction. Mentored by Abelardo Morell and Laura McPhee at the Massachusetts College of Art, he earned his MFA at the Yale School of Art, where Gregory Crewdson and Philip-Lorca diCorcia left a lasting influence on his practice. Drawing also from his background in cinematography and documentary film, Gonzalez creates visually compelling images that merge the constructed with the found, shaping surreal worlds where personal and mythic narratives intersect. His current project in Argentina, Sur, expands these explorations, weaving diverse visual influences into a meditation on personal memory and cultural storytelling. Gonzalez lives and teaches in San Francisco, California.
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- Larry Louie Gonzalez – @larrygonzalezstudio
- www.larrygonzalez.net/
