ABOUT

Vee Speers is a photographic artist whose work interrogates themes of identity, transformation, and the fragility of human experience. Renowned for series such as ‘The Birthday Party’ and ‘Bulletproof’ her images juxtapose innocence and complexity, inviting viewers to navigate the tension between fantasy and reality. Speers’ meticulous use of color, composition, and symbolism creates a haunting yet intimate atmosphere, compelling audiences to reflect on universal rites of passage and the emotional landscapes they evoke.

Speers’s work has been exhibited in prominent institutions, including the Princeton Art Museum, Norton Museum of Art and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Her portraits have been acquired by Sir Elton John Collection, Michael Wilson Collection, Hoffman Collection U.S. , Carter Potash Collection, Morten Viskum Collection, Alan Siegel, Lawrence Schiller, DZ Bank Germany,  Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Museum 21C, KentuckyGeorge Eastman House, Hudson Bay Company Art Fund and many private collections around the world.​

Vee Speers’s first monograph was ’Bordello’ with a foreword by Karl Lagerfeld, was published by Earbooks, Edel, and her second book ‘The Birthday Party’ was published by Dewi Lewis, UK. Her third monograph Bulletproof was published by Kehrer Verlag.