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Pick of the month
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Pick of the month
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Pick of the month
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Pick of the month
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Pick of the month
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Pick of the month
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Photographer of the month
Italy
Hi, I’m Martina Mambelli,
aka @martina_mambo, an Italian photographer based in Milan.
Photography is the way I make sense of the world around me - a world I see as colourful, ironic, and full of unexpected connections. What fascinates me most about photography is its freedom: it can be intimate or open, conceptual or documentary, playful or reflective. To me, it is a language without fixed limits.
Whenever something catches my eye, I instinctively stop and try to reinterpret it through my own gaze. I am interested in transforming ordinary details into images that suggest new meanings, emotions, and associations.
While my photographs may initially seem aesthetic or surface-driven, my practice is rooted in a deeper curiosity about reality. The more I photograph, the more I feel that images can reveal not only how things look, but how they resonate.
aka @martina_mambo, an Italian photographer based in Milan.
Photography is the way I make sense of the world around me - a world I see as colourful, ironic, and full of unexpected connections. What fascinates me most about photography is its freedom: it can be intimate or open, conceptual or documentary, playful or reflective. To me, it is a language without fixed limits.
Whenever something catches my eye, I instinctively stop and try to reinterpret it through my own gaze. I am interested in transforming ordinary details into images that suggest new meanings, emotions, and associations.
While my photographs may initially seem aesthetic or surface-driven, my practice is rooted in a deeper curiosity about reality. The more I photograph, the more I feel that images can reveal not only how things look, but how they resonate.
Martina Mambelli