Connor K. Gilmore (b. Los Angeles 1997) is a photographer focusing on the use of light and dark as it relates to photographic exhibition. He is a graduate of the Stanford Art History Department class of 2021 and a recipient of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Research’s Chappell Lougee Scholarship Grant. His project One Step From Infinity showcases both the images and lightbox technology designed as part of his work supported by the grant. 

As a student at Stanford, he complimented his studies in art and art history with music theory and film, arts that still inform his work today. In 2019, his groundbreaking work “Migration” was included in Stanford’s 6th Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition, and received wide acclaim. In the same year, he was awarded the Chappell Lougee Scholarship, which provided time and funds to produce One Step From Infinity, a solo exhibition of his core work.