Diana Salomon

Diana Salomon is a Long Island–based visual artist whose work explores memory, identity, and the ways images shape how we understand ourselves and our histories. Drawing from personal and familial archives, her practice often examines what is preserved, what is erased, and what is reconstructed through photography and printmaking. Salomon is particularly interested in the tension between digital ephemerality and the permanence of printed images, using material processes to slow down looking and encourage reflection. Her work invites viewers to consider how photographs function not only as records, but as tools for meaning-making, inheritance, and self-recognition across generations.