WHEN PRESENCE BECOMES ART

Fine Art Photography of Africa’s Wild and Its First Peoples

Limited-edition prints. Signed and numbered, editions of 50. From $99.

africa wildlife art collection

THE PRACTICE • ARTIST

I started as a painter. Canvas first, then walls, then somewhere in East Africa the world became the frame.

My work lives at the edge of wild instinct and careful looking. Animals are not my subjects. They are the artists — old earth sculpting itself.

Art translates what we cannot witness. It remembers what the world is learning to forget.

We belong to the wild.
Not apart from it.

Deanna DeShea

PEOPLE OF AFRICA

The Last Keepers
of Open Land

I came to photograph wildlife. I left understanding that the wildlife and the Samburu are not separate stories.

They are the same one.

Lioness alert at first light — black and white wildlife fine art print by Deanna DeShea

AFRICAN COLLECTION

LIMITED EDITION FINE ART PRINTS  ·  HAHNEMÜHLE BAMBOO PAPER

Each image comes from direct observation. Named animals, specific conservancies. Fifty editions.

Deanna DeShea limited edition fine art wildlife print, edition number and signed

INK & BAMBOO

Printed on Hahnemühle bamboo paper. Signed and numbered, in an edition of fifty. Four sizes, from Edition to Statement.

Fulfilled from regional studios in the UK, EU, and New York.

Edition 14″ · Study 20″ · Gallery 36″ · Statement 52″

Deanna
DeShea

She does not pursue the perfect shot. She pursues stillness. She travels alone through Kenya and Tanzania. That changes what you see.

Published alongside Jane Goodall and Sophie Darlington.

A portion of every acquisition supports named conservation partners across East Africa.

Every purchase supports conservation directly. Deanna works with Reteti Elephant Sanctuary, Care for Wild, and community-led initiatives across East Africa. The work exists because the wild does — and the wild exists, in part, because of the people who choose to live with it on their walls.