Rebecca Low is a Christchurch-based photographer with a particular interest in making abstract works through experimentation (digital, alternative and analogue processes); combining known and controlled technical aspects with the unknown to create highly unique pieces.

"For as long as a I can remember I have had a fascination with photography.  I remember the delight as a 10 year old receiving my first camera, the Hanimex 110.  This trusty little camera accompanied me everywhere documenting all facets of life; everything was photo worthy.  From there I inherited my Dad's Canon FT  QL, a lovely old 35mm SLR, which further reinforced my passion for photography and introduced me to the wonderful world of the darkroom.  Moving into the digital era, I then acquired the first of my many digital camera's opening up a whole new world of photography and even more creative opportunities. In short, I have always had a camera nearby, enjoying the way in which I see the world differently from behind a lens.

Fast forward through careers in radiation therapy, and landscape architecture, I decided it was time to formalise my passion for photography by working toward a Bachelor of Design (Photography) through Ara Institute of Technology. Embarking on this journey has helped refine my photography practice." - Rebecca Low