Diana Cheren Nygren (b. 1968) is a photographer who treats landscapes as active stages for human presence and intervention. Her background in art history - holding both a BA and MA - shapes a practice rooted in the belief that visual culture holds the potential to spark meaningful social change. Inventive compositions and a thread of subtle humour allow Nygren to navigate pressing social and environmental concerns, encouraging viewers to reflect on their own place within the broader ecological and societal fabric. Her work fuses critical insight with imaginative vision, offering a lens through which complex issues become both approachable and resonant.