Quyn Duong (b. 1992, Ho Chi Minh City) is a photographer who is inspired by stories of her family’s immigration from Vietnam to Tennessee in 1993, an upbringing that informs her approach to chronicling people and lived environments with compassion. As a documentarian, she portrays the experiences of her subjects as meaningful expressions of intergenerational history.

Her foundational roots in street photography and portraiture have evolved over a decade into a signature slice-of-life style that creates emotional snapshots from fleeting moments.

Her work has appeared in Rolling Stone (2023), Cultured (2023), i-D (2023), The Cut (2023, 2022, 2019), Condé Nast Traveller (2023), Teen Vogue (2019), Rangefinder (2019), BooooooomTV (2018), The New York Times (2017), and was the recipient of a Create Forever grant by FUJIFILM (2020). She lives and works in New York City.