Rebecca Johnson is a photographer exploring the ways memory, time, and material life intersect.

Originally from Long Island, she studied Fashion Design at the Fashion Institute of Technology and spent fifteen years working as a Director of Technical Design, where rigor, structure, and observation became central to her creative process.

Her photographic work examines how objects, rooms, landscapes, and built spaces carry the imprint of human presence. She is interested in the tension between what we make and what we leave behind—how consumption shapes culture, how environments hold memory, and how the past remains visible in the everyday.

Committed to archiving both personal and collective history, Rebecca creates images that reflect on loss, transition, inheritance, and the narratives that endure through time. Her work invites viewers to reconsider the familiar and to recognize the quiet emotional resonances embedded in the world around us.