Lazaroae is represented by Gallery 25 in Ogden, Utah; Ogden Valley Art Gallery in Huntsville, Utah; the Bountiful Davis Art Center in Bountiful, Utah; and Weems Gallery in Albuquerque, New Mexico. His fine art photography can be found in various private, public, and corporate collections in multiple US states, the Kingdom of Belgium, The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, the Czech Republic, the Republic of Austria, and România. 

Lazaroae is a resident artist at the Nature Conservancy’s Canyonlands Research Center in Canyonlands National Park as part of Fieldworks: Canyonlands through the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art. He is the 2026 recipient of the Friends of Great Salt Lake Alfred Lambourne Prize in Visual Arts and the recipient of the Weems Into The Meridian Art Prize for his work documenting the intersection of climate change and ranching around Great Salt Lake. 

Lazaroae holds a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems from Indiana University Bloomington and is a Co_Lab graduate of the Matthew S. Browning Design Lab at Weber State University. He is a professional member of the National Press Photographers Association. His interests include reading, slot canyons, sacred flute practice, and Eastern European icons. He is an Eagle Scout.