Camilla Ferrari
Women Photograph
Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, Italy
Camilla Ferrari (1992) is an Italian visual storyteller based in Milan, Italy.
Her interest lies in the relationship between human beings and their surroundings, exploring this relationship with a delicate voyeurism.
Part of her research is concerned with how social media have the power to enrich visual storytelling through the mix between short videos and photographs, still and moving images.
Perpetuating the sense of gentleness that arises from her photographs, she expresses her delicate observations also through her Instagram stories, which are an active part of her practice.
Camilla was recently selected for the Nikon-NOOR Academy Masterclass in Turin, Italy, and for the Eddie Adams Workshop XXXI, one of the world’s most prestigious photojournalism workshops.
She has been working for clients that range from editorial to commercial, including: Apple, Blink, Elle Decore Italia, National Geographic, The Culture Trip, DxO, Gli Occhi della Guerra magazine.
2018 - The Independent Photographer, 2018 - IWPA (International Women Photography Award), 2018 - Gli occhi della guerra online magazine, 2018 - WMA Commission Grant, 2017 - 30 Under 30 Women Photographers for 2017, 2017 - Premio Voglino , 2017 - Lugano Photo Days (CH), 2017 - Trieste Photo Days (IT), 2017 - Belfast Photo Festival, 2018 - Eddie Adams Workshop XXXI, 2018 - Nikon-NOOR Masterclass in Turin
- Arts
- Audio capture
- Editorial
- Reporting
- Video capture
Aquarium
Camilla Ferrari
Sometimes you observe and sometimes you’re being observed. It’s almost like seeing through a glass that distorts reality and makes the light flicker in front of you.
And suddenly you are on the other side of that glass. You cannot hear what others say but you can feel the cuddle of the water around you.
Everything becomes gentle, even the unknown.
Aquarium is the result of a quiet abandonment to diversity.
Aquarium
Camilla Ferrari
Sometimes you observe and sometimes you’re being observed. It’s almost like seeing through a glass that distorts reality and makes the light flicker in front of you.
And suddenly you are on the other side of that glass. You cannot hear what others say but you can feel the cuddle of the water around you.
Everything becomes gentle, even the unknown.
Aquarium is the result of a quiet abandonment to diversity.
Aquarium
Camilla Ferrari
Sometimes you observe and sometimes you’re being observed. It’s almost like seeing through a glass that distorts reality and makes the light flicker in front of you.
And suddenly you are on the other side of that glass. You cannot hear what others say but you can feel the cuddle of the water around you.
Everything becomes gentle, even the unknown.
Aquarium is the result of a quiet abandonment to diversity.
