Lucy Murray-Willis is a photo editor at The Atlantic Magazine, where she develops visual concepts, pitches, and produces a wide range of shoots — from high-profile portraits to longform stories on climate, politics, and archival, investigative stories. Her work is rooted in collaboration and narrative-driven photography.

Alongside her editorial work, Lucy is a painter and photographer. What began as a personal response to grief has become a practice focused on nature, time, and movement — through small landscapes and large abstract works. She releases new paintings monthly and has shown work in open studios and a local New York exhibitions.

Her artistic and editorial practices often overlap, with her artwork featured in print, on book covers, and online stories.