Abbey Drucker is a New York-based, internationally acclaimed lens-based artist whose career began at the age of sixteen, earning recognition for her photography. After studying at the School of Visual Arts and working in Ellen von Unwerth’s studio, Abbey received a contract at Condé Nast, where she spent over a decade capturing intimate portraiture of renowned actors, musicians, athletes, and activists.

Through her empathetic approach to art and portraiture, Abbey empowers her subjects to embrace their authentic selves, capturing both their beauty and strength. She is committed to mindfulness and consensual practices. A passionate advocate for women’s health, sex education, disability inclusion, and the LGBTQ+ community, Abbey is also dedicated to preserving family heritage and honoring motherhood, including the journey from maternity to future generations.

Abbey’s latest body of work focuses on fine art photography, where she explores themes of womanhood, human connection, and sexual liberation. Drawing from her passion for psychology and mental health, her work delves into empowerment, emotional vulnerability, and body positivity. Through her techniques in light sculpting, the physicality of nature and figure studies, she captures the complexities of the human experience, evoking emotions of romance, heartbreak, resilience, grief, and transformation. Her work explores female identity and the journey of self-discovery.

Currently, Abbey divides her time between New York, Los Angeles, and Miami, working in both fine art and advertising:

Clients : Vogue, Vogue Italia, W, Allure, Teen Vogue, Interview, Elle, Travel and Leisure, Rolling Stone and Esquire, Fifth Avenue, Grey, Y&R, United Nations, Planned Parenthood , CVS, FBC Health, Sony BMG, Capitol Records, Nike, Giorgio Armani, Maybelline, Morgans Hotel Group, Capezio, HATCH, Frida Baby, Frida Fertility

Current exhibition: Ludivine NYC through October 2025 , Upcoming Sag Harbor Summer 2025

Bodies of work include Flower’s From Lover’s, Figure Studies, Untitled Mexico and Summer of Sex