Zoë Lintzeris is a visual artist using photography and canvas as minimalist platforms for storytelling. She is available for documentary and conceptual photo projects.

Having worked in journalism and traveling across continents, her work explores the human condition and the emotional psyche within urbanism and rural environments. Photographs skew monochromatic and focus on love, loss, and resistance, while abstract works on canvas highlight vibrant colors in a signature drip style. Her techniques are simple: natural lighting is emphasized and no excessive equipment is present. She has been showcased on feature shoot and in Silk Road Review, and has shot for 500px and a variety of artists and solo entrepreneurs. Her work resides in private collections throughout the United States, and has been exhibited in several New York galleries.

Zoë is also an independent arts instructor and leads "Analog Arts Hour" workshops incorporating art and mindfulness. She has worked with arts studios throughout New York, including Private Picassos and Tumbleweeds Art Group, and is a member of the Freelancers Union and supporter of Americans for the Arts.

She creates and resides in Brooklyn, and still thrives on BBC News and drinking tea.