Landscape & Astro Photographer, Composite Artist and Filmmaker capturing the mountains by night.

Angel Fux is a photographer and artist whose work blends both artistry and photography to create striking visual narratives. Her imagery often emerges from remote landscapes under vast night skies, blending documentary precision with an artistic sensibility. While she is known for her composite work, Angel uses the medium not for spectacle, but to translate moments and visions that reality alone cannot fully contain.

Her work focuses on themes such as creative freedom, the relationship between darkness and light, nature and the human experience, and our connection to wild, unaltered places. Many of her images come from long-term planning, location scouting, and the patience to wait for the right light or celestial conditions. The process can involve hiking for days with heavy gear, working in challenging weather, and returning to the same location over months or years until everything aligns.

Her work has been recognized internationally, exhibited, and featured in various publications (NASA, BBC, Astronomy Magazine...). She also teaches through workshops, lectures, and conferences. Today, Angel’s vision remains the same: to connect people with nature and the night sky, to show what is fading, and to inspire both its experience and its protection.