Rob Woodcox, a versatile fine art and fashion photographer navigating between Mexico City, Los Angeles, and New York City, intricately weaves fragments of a vibrant life using the threads of reality, memory, and dream. Each of his artworks serves as a profound declaration, encapsulating his experiences and narrating meaningful stories to every observer. Beyond photography, Rob channels his passion into advocacy, amplifying marginalized voices through projects that spotlight issues like the US foster system, adoption, queer identity, body neutrality, racial diversity, and environmental justice.

As a child adopted into the foster care system, Rob’s unique perspective fuels his creative process, finding hope in human connections and the resilience to overcome societal constructs. His global impact extends beyond art; Rob has taught and mentored thousands of students across 6 continents and 34 cities, conducting over 85 workshops to date. In 2020, he unveiled his first photographic art book, “Bodies Of Light,” marking a significant milestone in his artistic journey.

When not immersed in photography, Rob extends his influence by mentoring artists, exploring diverse landscapes, cooking, backpacking, and embracing the spontaneity of life’s adventures. His commitment to both art and advocacy underscores Rob Woodcox’s role not just as a photographer but as a catalyst for change, utilizing his lens to shape narratives that challenge and inspire.