Audrey Franza is a photographer who currently lives on Long Island, NY. She studied mathematical science, economics, and photography at Binghamton University and her work aims to blend the three disciplines by merging analytical structure, economic theory, and visual storytelling. Her work has been involved in numerous national and international shows. She is currently the co-founder and senior photography director of RENA magazine, an Art publication dedicated to exploring the intersections of visual storytelling, fashion, and artistic research. "M. stands for the portuguese slang term "moleza", which means someone who is sluggish or lacks energy. It is difficult to have moments like these, especially in New York City which is known as the city that never sleeps. This image aims to show a contrast between the bustling energy of New York City and the feeling of being a moleza."

Carlotta Gallery

Audrey Franza

"Sand and Fire, Australia Outback."

"Pause."

"Cleansing."

"The Nightfall."

"Curiosity."

"My Tree in the January Fog."

"Dandelion Prism."

“Existence.”

Audrey Franza is no longer available, but you may be interested in these artworks:

"The Stairs."

"Tisser des liens. Entre espoir et chagrin."

"Echoes of Silence."

"Home."

"Dilworth Park."

"Fremont Street, Las Vegas."

"My Tree in the January Fog."

"Not Alone."