Vee Speers is an Australian artist based in Paris, who fell in love with photography in the 1970s while assisting her father in his converted caravan darkroom, fascinated by watching his portraits emerge as if by magic.
After art school in Brisbane in the 1980s, Speers worked as a still photographer at ABC Television in Sydney. In 1990, a short stay in France became a permanent move to Paris, which she describes as a place of “unlimited potential and endless creative inspiration.”
In the late 1990s, Speers’ path as a fine art photographer began to take shape, and since then she has engaged viewers around the world with the dramatic tension of her storytelling through portraiture.

Vee Speers is an Australian artist based in Paris, who fell in love with photography in the 1970s while assisting her father in his converted caravan darkroom, fascinated by watching his portraits emerge as if by magic.
After art school in Brisbane in the 1980s, Speers worked as a still photographer at ABC Television in Sydney. In 1990, a short stay in France became a permanent move to Paris, which she describes as a place of “unlimited potential and endless creative inspiration.”
In the late 1990s, Speers’ path as a fine art photographer began to take shape, and since then she has engaged viewers around the world with the dramatic tension of her storytelling through portraiture.

Vee Speers is an Australian artist based in Paris, who fell in love with photography in the 1970s while assisting her father in his converted caravan darkroom, fascinated by watching his portraits emerge as if by magic.
After art school in Brisbane in the 1980s, Speers worked as a still photographer at ABC Television in Sydney. In 1990, a short stay in France became a permanent move to Paris, which she describes as a place of “unlimited potential and endless creative inspiration.”
In the late 1990s, Speers’ path as a fine art photographer began to take shape, and since then she has engaged viewers around the world with the dramatic tension of her storytelling through portraiture.