Sina Seri is a Cambodian-American artist and designer from Providence, RI. She received her BFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design and is a recipient of the William Hannon Design Research Award. Her work has been featured in the Harvard Art Museums, Woods-Gerry Gallery at RISD, Huntington Beach Cultural Film Showcase and more.

Exploring a camera-less “sun printing” photographic technique, Reflections, combines film photography and collage to create deconstructed surrealist landscapes. Drawing from the Apsara dance, I intertwine their dreamlike fluid gestures into scenes of everyday life, cattle grazing in the countryside to motorbikes weaving through the bustling streets of Phnom Penh. The mirrored compositions linger in the tension between beauty and mundane, repatriation and diaspora, the surreal with reality, manifesting as a doubling of worlds.

Reflections: Watch out for the Grab!

22" x 30"

Unframed Cyanotype Print

$200

Reflections: Karaoke in the Village

22" x 30"

Unframed Cyanotype Print

$200

Reflections: Ming Tha's Cows 

22" x 30"

Unframed Cyanotype Print

$200

Showcased at Studio 7117 for Kbach Khmer: Mudras & Gestures Exhibit 4/26/26-5/7/26

Prints sold through 7117 Collective