Quinn is an artist, photographer, and author whose creative life has moved across disciplines and cultures.   Her work spans photography, painting, sculpture, and writing, guided by a sustained interest in attention — how we look, what we notice, and what remains after looking.  

Her photographs gather overlooked moments encountered through travel and daily life. Her paintings, built through layers of gesture and atmosphere, explore a parallel terrain of memory, weather, and sensation. Across these different forms, she returns to the same underlying question: not only what we see, but how seeing shapes our experience.

Before focusing more fully on her own work, Quinn spent many years in the art world as a curator and collaborator, working internationally with museums, artists, and cultural institutions. earlier career

Her recent book, Another Way of Seeing, brings many of these threads together. Through photographs and short reflections, it traces a contemplative journey through Humanity, Reflection, and Wonder.

Whether working with a camera, paint, or words, Quinn invites a slower kind of looking — one that leaves room for the overlooked, the fleeting, and the quietly revealing.