About Adam
Adam Inglis is an Australian-born visual storyteller based in Brooklyn, New York City.
Adam’s photography explores human behavior and urban dynamics through street and documentary work, often blending environmental portraiture and landscape elements. Drawing from his media studies background, he integrates visual anthropology and Jungian psychology—particularly the concept of collective unconscious—into his methodology. His creative process is guided by explorations of archetype, myth, and identity as he constructs visual narratives.
His commercial expertise includes art production and artist representation for major brands like Nike, Google, Facebook, and Target, as well as publications including Time Magazine, ESPN, and The New York Times Magazine. He has also contributed to design research projects with The Economist Intelligence Unit, HarperCollins, and Newsday. In addition, Adam has served as a teaching assistant in the Master of Journalism program at Monash University’s School of Media, Film, and Television.
Group Exhibitions
Street Beats 2023 —
Wolfhound Gallery, Fitzroy (Melbourne), Victoria, Australia. February 22nd-March 19th. 2023.
Brave New World 2023 —
Comber Street Studios, Paddington (Sydney), New South Wales, Australia. March 24-26th 2023.
Education
Adam has a Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies From La Trobe University and a Master of Arts in Journalism from Monash University. In 2016, he completed a visual culture research thesis examining the ethical dimensions of photography made in public using semiotics and content analysis.