who is behind all this?

Sabrina Scott
Photographer & Multimedia Artist | Houston, Texas

Sabrina Scott is a Houston-based photographer and multimedia artist whose work explores people, place, identity, and the cultures that form around them. Working across portraiture, street photography, conceptual imagery, and documentary photography, she is particularly drawn to unguarded moments—the gestures, expressions, environments, and encounters that reveal something of the person or world in front of her.

Her photographic practice has developed alongside a broader involvement in independent arts and culture. Scott is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Creative Sugar Magazine, an independent arts publication she launched in 2012 to provide a platform for emerging artists and creative voices. Through the magazine, she has worked with photographers, visual artists, writers, musicians, and other creatives and created the Artist in Studio video series documenting artists within their working environments.

Scott’s current work includes documentary photography rooted in Houston’s independent music and punk communities, continuing a longstanding interest in subculture, human connection, and life outside the polished frame.

SELECTED CV

EXHIBITIONS

2026 — Through Her Lens: The State of Our World, FIEL Houston Community Fundraiser, Houston, Texas

2012 — Fresh Fruit Festival Group Exhibition, New York, New York

AWARDS & RECOGNITION

2026 — Sonic Summer, Emergent Literary — Photography

2026 — Selected, Semi-Finalists Essay Reading Program, Brooklyn FilmArts

2025 — Semi-Finalist, Brooklyn Non-Fiction Prize, Brooklyn FilmArts

EDITORIAL & ARTS EXPERIENCE

2012–present — Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Creative Sugar Magazine
Independent arts publication featuring artists and creative voices across photography, visual art, music, and culture; directs editorial and visual content and created the Artist in Studio video series.

EDUCATION

M.S., Marketing — Southern New Hampshire University

B.A., Visual Communications — American InterContinental University

Coursework, International Communications — University of St. Thomas