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Camilla Miliani
Photographer
Camilla Miliani (Elba Island, 1997) is a young photographer who works mainly in documentary photography both in Italy and abroad. In 2020 she won the “Canon Giovani Fotografi” award and this allowed her to launch her career. In the following years she won numerous awards and exhibited her photographic projects at festivals such as Cortona On The Move, Terra di Tutti Film Festival, Insight Foto Festival, Riaperture Festival, Biennale of Young Italian Photographers, Photo Open Up, Moscow International Foto Awards and Vienna International Photo Award.
Her shots are published by Stern, La Repubblica, Geo, and Perimeter.
She is currently collaborating with photographer Gabriele Galimberti.
Camilla Miliani
Photographer
Camilla Miliani (Elba Island, 1997) is a young photographer who works mainly in documentary photography both in Italy and abroad. In 2020 she won the “Canon Giovani Fotografi” award and this allowed her to launch her career. In the following years she won numerous awards and exhibited her photographic projects at festivals such as Cortona On The Move, Terra di Tutti Film Festival, Insight Foto Festival, Riaperture Festival, Biennale of Young Italian Photographers, Photo Open Up, Moscow International Foto Awards and Vienna International Photo Award.
Her shots are published by Stern, La Repubblica, Geo, and Perimeter.
She is currently collaborating with photographer Gabriele Galimberti.
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