Sharon Draghi’s work explores intimacy and the solitariness of one’s inner world. By mixing candid and staged imagery, she creates open-ended narratives existing in the space between what is real and what is imagined. She is also interested in examining how our environment contextualizes and illuminates our daily lives. Sharon’s photographs have been exhibited at The Fort Wayne Museum of Art, The Torpedo Factory Arts Center, The Maria V. Howard Arts Center, The Schweinfurth Art Center, Foley Gallery, The Baldwin Photographic Gallery, The Center for Fine Art Photography, Filter Photo, the Texas Photographic Society, The Photography Show by AIPAD, and at the Rotterdam Photo Festival, among others. She has been featured in several publications, including Float Photo Magazine, TagTagTag Magazine, It’s Nice That and Photo District News. She is represented by FotoNostrum Gallery in Barcelona. Her work is in public and private collections.