ANGEL DE JESUS HUERTA

ARTIST BIO:

Angel De Jesus Huerta is a photographer whose work uncovers emotional depth in often overlooked spaces. His work has earned recognition from Texas Parks and Wildlife and Latino Outdoors, and was recently selected by the Texas Photographic Society for an exhibition at the Arlington Museum of Art. His work is also in the November 2025 issue of Pamplemousse. He continues to use his lens to shape and capture moments of quiet resonance.

 

 

ARTIST STATEMENT:

I am an Austin-based multimedia artist working primarily in analog photography, focusing on fleeting moments in nature and the emotional spaces between memory

and reality. In a digital age of impermanence, I use film to preserve the intangible, emphasizing print as a medium with both physical and emotional depth.

 

My work invites viewers into intimate, layered narratives—moments that evoke nostalgia and reflection. Each photograph acts as a portal, fostering personal connections and universal truths while encouraging a slower, more thoughtful engagement with life’s delicate impermanence.

 

As a Mexican-American artist, I aim to amplify underrepresented voices in photography, challenging conventions and bringing diverse cultural perspectives to the forefront. Ultimately, I strive to create work that transcends documentation, offering a meditative, emotional experience that fosters dialogue across cultures and generations.