Abbey Drucker, a New York native, gained international recognition in photography at the age of sixteen. She honed her craft at the School of Visual Arts and through an apprenticeship with Ellen Von Unwerth, eventually building a successful career at Condé Nast. With over a decade of experience in commercial and advertising photography, Drucker has captured icons across Hollywood, music, sports, and dance.

Her current fine art work explores abstract themes of feminism, womanhood, human connection, and meditation, through the lens of the natural world and the human form. Influenced by psychology, her work examines mental and sexual health, advocating for mindfulness, consent, and inclusivity. Known for her subtle yet provocative style, Drucker’s signature use of lighting and pastel hues reveals the softness and ethereal quality of her subjects and landscapes, symbolizing vulnerability, empowerment, and new beginnings.

Drucker's ongoing projects include Flowers From Lovers, Night Sessions, and Untitled Mexico. Based in New York City, she continues to push artistic boundaries, sparking important conversations about sexual feminism and women’s empowerment through her visionary approach to fine art photography.