Photographer Jacinta Tomyn challenges that boundaries of what it means in both roles as a female exploring the beauty of the human form and the taboos of sensuality and eroticism, while challenging the meaning and relevance of the nude as an artform. 

​

Her work explores the depths of black and white imagery with an artistic expression guided by introspective dialogue and an ongoing exploration into the self as both artist and model, viewer and viewed. 

Each body of work serves as a transformative chapter in personal evolution, inviting viewers to reflect on their own perspectives and life experiences.

 

Jacinta has achieved international recognition, being awarded second place in the MonoVisions Photography Awards (Nudes Category) and receiving Honourable Mentions in the International Photography Awards, Fine Art Photography Awards and the BNW Minimalist Photography Prize. She has also been a finalist in several Australian Art Prizes including the prestigious Percival Photography Prize and has been featured in numerous print and online publications.

Beyond producing art, Jacinta offers client photography that acts as a catalyst for self-exploration.

By cultivating an empowering experience, she captures each subject’s unique narrative, uncovering an authentic representation of self.