Through raw textures, soft focus, and untouched environments, Sophie Giuliani’s photographic work explores the body as a site of femininity, vulnerability, and human connection—evoking a sense of timeless intimacy. Her imagery often centers on the body not only as a visual subject, but as a vessel of memory, tension, and transformation. Working fluidly between analogue and digital, she allows instinct to guide her process, embracing chance and unpredictability as part of her visual language. Themes of solitude and desire run throughout her work, often framed through a cinematic lens that invites both closeness and distance.

Publications: King Kong Issue 20, DNA Magazine