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'Shytan' Golden Eagle

Giclée print on archival fine art paper
91 x 72cm / 36 x 28" Edition of 25 + 2APs Series: Wounded Warriors
© Leila Jeffreys 2015
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Artwork Information

Leila Jeffreys’ limited-edition photographic artworks and video works are available for purchase.

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Series

Wounded Warriors

Wounded Warriors is a photographic portraiture series by Leila Jeffreys, created at the Ojai Raptor Center in California, a sanctuary dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of injured birds of prey. Each intimate portrait in the series captures a raptor with a story of survival, resilience, and hope. The centre employs extraordinary methods to support recovery, including imping, an ancient and highly skilled process where flight feathers from deceased birds are carefully stored in a feather bank and later grafted onto injured birds. These temporary feathers allow birds to fly and survive in the wild until their own feathers naturally regrow and replace the impinged ones. Jeffreys’ work pays tribute to the care, precision and compassion behind each recovery, honouring both the birds and those who work tirelessly to return them to the sky.

by Neha Kale

LEILA JEFFREYS

Leila Jeffreys is a renowned contemporary artist working across photography, moving image and installation. She is best known for images of birds, photographed at human scale, that explore and subvert the conventions of portraiture. Jeffreys, who lives and works in Sydney with her husband and son, sees her avian subjects as living beings, part of a practice that expands viewer’s hearts by drawing attention to interdependence between species.

Jeffreys’ work is a result of years-long periods of research and exploration. In the tradition of artist-activists, she conducts fieldwork, collaborates with conservationists, ornithologists and sanctuaries and champions programs to protect and restore endangered habitats. 

Nigel Lough / Travel & Luxury Magazine / News Ltd