About
Shelley Horan is an Australian photographer making vibrant and surprising pictures of people and objects. Based in Melbourne and travelling nationally to shoot with clients in design, hospitality and editorial spaces, Shelley is known for her effervescent presence and boundless energy on set.
With ten years' experience in fine art and commercial photography, Shelley brings a pure sense of vitality to her work, from project inception to completion. An enthusiastic artist with the ability to manage full shoot productions, a black book of collaborators and a swathe of technical know-how, Shelley can scale her offering to suit your project.
Shelley was recently interviewed by The Design Files about her still life exhibition 'Compositions'. This body of work focuses on found-object arrangements, resembling something between a messy office drawer and a kaleidoscopic supermarket shelf. The large saturated prints woo art folk and small children alike. Prints from this series are available to purchase ︎︎︎
To commission Shelley for your project, please get in touch ︎︎︎
Shelley Horan is an Australian photographer making vibrant and surprising pictures of people and objects. Based in Melbourne and travelling nationally to shoot with clients in design, hospitality and editorial spaces, Shelley is known for her effervescent presence and boundless energy on set.
With ten years' experience in fine art and commercial photography, Shelley brings a pure sense of vitality to her work, from project inception to completion. An enthusiastic artist with the ability to manage full shoot productions, a black book of collaborators and a swathe of technical know-how, Shelley can scale her offering to suit your project.
Shelley was recently interviewed by The Design Files about her still life exhibition 'Compositions'. This body of work focuses on found-object arrangements, resembling something between a messy office drawer and a kaleidoscopic supermarket shelf. The large saturated prints woo art folk and small children alike. Prints from this series are available to purchase ︎︎︎
To commission Shelley for your project, please get in touch ︎︎︎
Press
The Steidz Magazine: Issue #9︎︎︎
The Design Files: Shelley Horan Reimagines Household Junk In A Brilliant Still-Life Exhibition︎︎︎
Modern Times: In Conversation with Shelley Horan 'Compositions'︎︎︎
Clients & Collaborators
Allkinds
AusPost
A Friend Of Mine
Both
BWS
Colour Mill
Coopers
Chee Productions
Bridget Wald
Dan Murphy's
Frank Green
Frost*collective
Great Wrap
Jerrie-Joy Redman-Lloyd
Jacky Winter
July Luggage
Koko Black
Long Story Short
M&C Saatchi
Modern Times
Neighbourhood Studio
Right Angle
Sarah Ewing Agency
Special
Studio Round
Superset
Thinkerbell
Tomboy
United Make
Universal Favourite
Wild Life Bakery
Who Gives A Crap
Women’s Health Melbourne ZeroCo
The Steidz Magazine: Issue #9︎︎︎
The Design Files: Shelley Horan Reimagines Household Junk In A Brilliant Still-Life Exhibition︎︎︎
Modern Times: In Conversation with Shelley Horan 'Compositions'︎︎︎
Clients & Collaborators
Allkinds
AusPost
A Friend Of Mine
Both
BWS
Colour Mill
Coopers
Chee Productions
Bridget Wald
Dan Murphy's
Frank Green
Frost*collective
Great Wrap
Jerrie-Joy Redman-Lloyd
Jacky Winter
July Luggage
Koko Black
Long Story Short
M&C Saatchi
Modern Times
Neighbourhood Studio
Right Angle
Sarah Ewing Agency
Special
Studio Round
Superset
Thinkerbell
Tomboy
United Make
Universal Favourite
Wild Life Bakery
Who Gives A Crap
Women’s Health Melbourne ZeroCo
Exhibitions
2023: Found Objects, Lamington Drive (Vic)
2022: Compositions, Modern Times (Vic)
2018: Bowness Prize, MaPH (Vic)
2018: Honcho Disko, Brunswick Street Gallery (Vic)
Shelley lives and works on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation and pays respect to Elders past and present.
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2023: Found Objects, Lamington Drive (Vic)
2022: Compositions, Modern Times (Vic)
2018: Bowness Prize, MaPH (Vic)
2018: Honcho Disko, Brunswick Street Gallery (Vic)
Shelley lives and works on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation and pays respect to Elders past and present.
Website by Both