ABOUT | photographs

Camila’s work is inspired by a lifelong devotion to art and the masters of the past—from Renaissance visionaries to Baroque storytellers.

Through photography, she invites children to enter these historical worlds, allowing their curiosity and imagination to transform classical gestures and motifs into fresh, contemporary expressions.

In their playful reinterpretations, the drama of the past meets the spontaneity of the present, creating images that honor tradition while celebrating invention. Camila’s work becomes a dialogue across time, where the enduring power of art is experienced anew through wonder, creativity, and connection.

Her Photographs has been selected for inclusion in the collection of the American gallery Amy Simons Fine Art in the United States.

BIOGRAPHY

Camila Girardelli is a Franco-Brazilian photographer based in France. Her journey has taken her from São Paulo to London, where she studied at Central Saint Martins, and then to New York, at the International Center of Photography.

Camila has worked with world-renowned artists and filmmakers including Helmut Newton, Vik Muniz, Jørgen Leth, Ellen Von Unwerth, among others.

In 2010 Camila was hired as a still photographer for the documentary OSCAR nominated documentary, “WasteLand” featuring Vik Muniz. The documentary won the WORLD CINEMA AWARD at the Berlin Film Festival, Sundance among others.

In addition Camila has organised and participated in several exhibitions including Art Czur in Hamptons, NY, West Charles Gallery in New York.