Sabrina Leeder is a lens based artist from the Toronto region. Leeder holds a BFA majoring in photography from OCAD University (2016). Leeder's work showcases a unique blend of technical expertise and creative vision. Leeder's background in sports photography, gives her a unique perspective capturing the extraordinary in the ordinary.

Having worked as a photographer and restoration specialist with the Hockey Hall of Fame, Leeder has honed her craft in capturing the intensity and athleticism of the human form in motion. However, her true passion lies in the realm of fine art photography, where she finds solace in exploring the intricacies of the human experience through her lens.

Leeder's works have been shown at various galleries North America and Europe. Her works can be found in private collections throughout Canada and the United States.

As the owner of Preston Gallery, Leeder not only works to promote other Canadian artists but continues to push the boundaries and challenge the conventions of traditional photography within her own practice.

Leeder is a member of the Women’s Art Association of Canada.

ARTIST’S STATEMENT

One Millionth in the Sense of Yesterday is an ongoing series. This series is a glimpse into my state of mind as I move through and photograph the city. These works are about how although people may live and “see” the city daily, it is not a view they take in - the people become like ghosts in daily life, existing without reflection. Each photo is inspired by the music I listen to as I shoot and edit - lyrics often becoming the title of the work, both giving a glimpse into my state of mind and fitting to the goings on around. These images beg the question: Is it the city that is soulless? Or is it the people who live within its borders?