Laura Zambelli is an Italian photographer whose work blends artistic sensitivity with conceptual research. After studying at the Liceo Artistico di Venezia, she initially explored painting and sculpture before finding photography as the ideal medium to capture emotions and beauty.

Her travels to remote and untouched landscapes, such as the Sahara Desert, deeply influenced her artistic vision, leading her to document the connection between nature and the human condition. In 2012, National Geographic published one of her photographs, marking the beginning of a collaboration that culminated in one of the year’s best images. The same photograph was later selected as the cover of a book by philosopher Thomas Nagel.

She has exhibited her work in numerous solo and group shows in Venice, Treviso, Bassano del Grappa, and Shanghai. Her portfolio is featured on PhotoVogue, and she has collaborated with Art+Commerce, a prestigious New York-based agency representing leading international photographers.

In parallel, she works on commissions for international brands in the fashion, luxury, and design industries. Over the past two years, she has expanded her artistic research by integrating photography and artificial intelligence, creating visually compelling images that enhance her unique style. This innovative approach allows her to explore new creative dimensions, redefining the boundaries between reality and imagination.

Alongside her artistic experimentation, she also teaches photography through personalised lessons. Her aesthetic, characterised by a balance between existential romanticism and expressive strength, makes her work instantly recognisable.