Sean Sullivan is a fine art photographer based in Waltham, Massachusetts. His work explores color, form, and surface through carefully composed images that emphasize bold color relationships, intricate detail, and strong graphic lines. His ongoing series examine themes of design, time, and perception, ranging from abstractions of classic automobiles to nocturnal studies of abandoned structures.

He was selected as a Top 200 photographer for Critical Mass in 2017 and was recognized as an Emerging Artist by Panopticon Gallery in 2014. His work has been exhibited throughout the United States, including the Griffin Museum of Photography, Danforth Art Museum, Rhode Island Center for Photographic Arts, PhotoPlace Gallery, Darkroom Gallery, and Panopticon Gallery, and has been published in The Boston Globe.

Sean holds a Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design from Northeastern University, where he studied photography under Neal Rantoul, Tom Petit, and Larry Volk.