Tomas Loewy was born in Prague and grew up in Buenos Aires, Munich, New York. Moving to South Florida gave him the vision of Miami's optimism and creativity enhancing sunshine, shooting for body and soul. Based on his international background with previous ventures in journalism, television, film and the online world, Tomas chose photography, molding his images with a love for moments, situations, time lapse, detail and human emotions.


Part of Tomas Loewy´s photography comes from the refusal to be content with the comfortable life most people lead. Comfortable not in a material sense, but most of us get (too) comfortable in the knowledge that basic needs are satisfied. As a consequence people strive to avoid ruptures in their biographies for the sake of that one paralyzing notion, stability.

Sometimes stability is good, sometimes not. The right combination of stability and the lack thereof is a personal choice. On an artistic level it hen becomes intuition or possibly talent.

Tomas seems to always look for a way not to be too comfortable, rather to find new challenges, new endeavors - and master them. The challenge now is art in its many aspects. Photography and video installations being a tool to express emotions and impact other lives, even a little, by showing facets of life which the viewer would not have encountered without seeing these photographs.

In 2011 his first book "Radical Burning Desert - Burning Man Photography 2004-2010" was published.

Currently he concentrates his sparse time on the FashionArtWalls Project, running all 2012 until Art Basel Miami Beach 2012 + his three year feature length non verbal (in the tradition of Koyaaniqatsi, Baraka) film about Burning Man + the interesting experiment it will be to be one of the 'famous shooters' in the feature length documentary 'Life in Czech', shot in Prague on May 11 2012.You can see him at work during one of the FashionArtWall shoots.