Quyn Duong is a photographer who is inspired by stories of her family’s immigration to Tennessee, an upbringing that continues to inform her approach at chronicling people and their environments with innate regard. As a documentarian, she empowers her subjects to express their personal narratives as valuable assets to 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.