Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, and currently living in Amherst, Massachusetts, Eoin Bush is a photographer and composer whose work centers around the topics of overconsumption and overreliance on technology in the current world. He is currently attending Hampshire College where he will earn his BA in Photography and Music Composition in May of 2027.
His photography specializes in alternative photographic techniques, most notably the wet plate collodion process, as well as pinhole photography utilizing an 8×10 pinhole camera he designed and constructed himself.
The Hampshire College Art Gallery will be hosting an exhibition of his work in April 2027 focusing on answering the questions: how do we establish fulfilling relationships with nature and each other despite the growing social isolationism and self-centeredness perpetuated by Big Tech, and how do we consume responsibly in a country that rewards overconsumption.