Luke Conroy (1990) is an Australian artist, sociologist and professor based in the Netherlands. His artistic practice is based on social observation and research that takes shape in photography, digital art, video, writing and various installations. Through his eclectic projects, he creates satisfying and emotional visuals that encourage the consideration of human values, relationships and beliefs in a variety of contexts. Luke’s works are inspired by his own subjective interpretations and interactions with the local community.

In 2013, under the supervision of renowned sociologist Adrian Franklin, he received a very good mention for his thesis at the School of Social Sciences at the University of Tasmania. In 2015, he obtained a teaching and learning diploma from Charles Darwin University, with a specialization in art and media. From 2015 to 2018, he worked full-time as a professor of photography, graphic design, art and media at a college in Tasmania, Australia. In 2020, Luke earned a BA from the University of Tasmania, specializing in sociology and mentions journalism and fine arts.