Luke Cormack
 

Luke Cormack is a South African-born filmmaker and artist whose work is rooted in decades spent in some of the most remote places on earth. Originally from Zululand, his early years as a game ranger instilled a deep respect for nature and the untamed landscapes of Africa.

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Now working internationally as a Director of Photography, Luke creates documentaries and cinematic work for global broadcasters including the BBC, National Geographic, Netflix, Disney+, Apple and Paramount. Alongside this, he has developed a distinctive fine art practice, transforming fleeting encounters with wildlife into enduring works of art.

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Each image begins in the field, often after days of patient observation, waiting for a moment when light, movement and instinct align. The work is then carefully crafted using handmade Japanese Kozo paper, layered onto gold leaf and sealed in resin.

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The result is imagery that carries both the immediacy of the wild and a sense of timeless depth.