Giorgia Bisanti is an Italian photographer and visual artist. She studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples graduating in Scenography in 2017 and specializing in Photography in 2020.

Her artistic research ranges between the themes of personal and collective memory, perception, the relationship between man and the landscape. Her use of the photographic medium is never realistic and objective but consists in a re-elaboration of reality that often coincides with the externalization of her own inner world.

She exhibited her work in several group exhibitions such as #spazioFOTOcopia, XIV edition, at Magazzini Fotografici in Naples (2020), #interminati_spazi, organized by the company Domori, exhibited in Turin and curated by the artist Maurizio Galimberti (2020), Vesuvius: the new dawn” at MAV in Herculaneum, curated by the photographer Fabio Donato (2019), Survival Contemporary Art festival at the CAM of Casoria directed by Antonio Manfredi (2019), Moments of Color at the Blank Wall Gallery in Athens (2017).

In 2018 she had her first solo exhibition at Area 35 mm gallery in Naples. She is currently represented by InWomen.Gallery.

As a photographer, she has experience in different fields such as events, portraits, stage photography. She loves working with creative people, artists, artisans, professionals and help them develop their own identity, creating visual content to suit their needs. From 2021 she is a member of the BerlinExplorer team.

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Giorgia Bisanti nasce a Napoli nel 1994.&nbsp;Si &egrave; formata all&rsquo;Accademia di Belle Arti di Napoli dove ha conseguito la laurea in Scenografia e successivamente in Fotografia come linguaggio d&rsquo;arte. La sua ricerca artistica &egrave; fortemente legata alla rielaborazione di esperienze personali. Attraverso la sperimentazione del mezzo fotografico, la combinazione di varie tecniche di intervento manuali e digitali, attua un&rsquo;azione di re-interpretazione delle immagini, ricercando sempre la massima potenza espressiva. Nel 2021, il suo progetto Meno Umani viene presentato alla VII Biennale dei Giovani Fotografi Italiani. Viene inoltre premiato da Phest, Phmuseum, SiFestOff e viene inserito nella rassegna 2020 special di Mediterraneo Fotografia.&nbsp; Nel 2020 il suo progetto Impossibile Places vince la menzione d&rsquo;onore agli Annual Photography Awards per la categoria Fine Art, inoltre alcune immagini della serie vincono l&rsquo;Exhibition Passepartout Prize.&nbsp; Ha esposto i suoi lavori in diverse mostre collettive in Italia (Napoli, Roma, Torino, Verona, Bibbiena, Brera) e all&rsquo;estero (Atene).&nbsp;Nel 2018 ha tenuto la sua prima mostra personale presso la Galleria Area 35 mm.