Place holds memory.

Perspective is everything. Memory is layered.

Hi, I’m Claire. I make photographs and collages about the places around me: cabins, barns, old family photographs and the stories they hold onto. I grew up between Montana and the Tetons, and I keep coming back to the things that stay put while everything else changes. Have a look around, and say hello if a piece speaks to you.

Big Winter, artwork from the Teton Valley Historical Works collection by Claire Vitucci

Big Winter Teton Valley Historical Works

Historical Works

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Homesteads

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windows into the West

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rendezvous

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place holds memory

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historical Works

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Homesteads

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Windows into the West

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Wall of Work

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Place holds memory

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Selected Series

Divide Creek Cabin, artwork from the Homesteads collection by Claire Vitucci

Homesteads

Homesteads

These works are about capturing a window into the historic west before it physically slips away.

Dartmouth, artwork from the Teton Valley Historical Works collection by Claire Vitucci

Historical

The Works

Inspired by and in homage to those who settled in the Tetons as early pioneers of mountaineering, skiing, farming, and raising families.

Tracy Arm, artwork from the Windows into the West collection by Claire Vitucci

West

Windows into The West

These works are an amalgamation of years of work, primarily focused in Montana, Idaho, and Alaska: my west.

Saab Story, collage by Claire Vitucci

Archive

Wall of Work

Photographs, collage, and stamp works gathered in one long wall.

Claire Vitucci in her art studio

Artist

About Claire

Claire Vitucci is a Teton Valley-based artist, photographer, and writer whose layered photographic works examine memory, vernacular history, and the changing landscapes of the interior West.

Claire’s 2026 show with Peggy Nishio at Teton Arts Gallery in Driggs. Stop by if you’re in the valley.

Driggs, artwork from the Teton Valley Historical Works collection by Claire Vitucci

Have a place you love?

Ask about a commission, a show, or a piece that caught your eye. Claire would be glad to hear from you.