Parker Day

In the world of NFTs, photography offers a unique connection to the many realities of humanity. Through photography, we contemplate powerful images of our past, present and future, witness fantastical displays of creativity, and truly feel beyond ourselves. As life is fleeting, photography testifies to the nature of the camera’s role as an indispensable device for creating lifelong moments in time.


This February, Institut highlights three young photographers whose artistic practice is focused on the diverse discipline of Photography.


Parker Day is a photographic artist based in Los Angeles, California, whose work deals with identity; the formation of our personas and what lies beneath them. Her first body of work, ICONS, premiered in a solo exhibition at Superchief Gallery LA in 2017. She has since had solo shows at Superchief Gallery Miami and New York, and Peyer Fine Art in Zurich and Niggeler Urban Contemporary in St. Moritz, Switzerland. Group shows she’s participated in include the Every Woman Biennial, FRONT Triennial in Cleveland, Spring/Break Art Show in New York, and the Juxtapoz Clubhouse in Miami during Art Basel. Her work has been featured in Vogue Italia, Juxtapoz, Vice, i-D, Paper, and Dazed, among others. Not a Cult published her monographs ICONS and Possession.