Hand-painted art photograph “The Holy Temple” (2025) by Viet Ha Tran

As a member of the Royal Spanish Photographic Society and the European Cultural Academy in Venice, Viet Ha Tran has established herself as one of the most fascinating voices in contemporary art photography. Her subtle work exists at the intersection of various artistic forms of expression, revealing a remarkable ability to translate emotions into visual poetry. The Spain-based artist has garnered international acclaim, with commissions from industry giants such as Amazon USA, Louis Vuitton France, and Vogue Italy, as well as appearances in more than 100 newspapers and art magazines worldwide. Particularly noteworthy is the fact that her photographs have been auctioned for charity at Christie's Hong Kong and have appeared at public auctions in Spain alongside works by Picasso, Salvador Dalí, Joan Miró, Banksy, and Andy Warhol—an extraordinary recognition of her artistic significance. Her extensive exhibition record—from the Saatchi Gallery in London to the Glasgow Gallery of Photography—underscores her continued relevance in the contemporary art world. Her deep roots in art theory discourse are evident in her work as a juror for the IE Foundation Prizes in the Humanities at the renowned IE University Madrid (2016-2020) and later as an art writer for IE Insight.