Nausicaa Giulia Bianchi

Giulia Bianchi is a documentary photographer exploring themes such as spirituality, feminism, and memory.

She studied at the ICP in New York and worked as an assistant to Mary Ellen Mark and Suzanne Opton before launching her own career as a freelance photographer in 2011.

Her work has been published in The Guardian, Vogue America, National Geographic, Marie Claire, TIME, Huffington Post, La Repubblica, Internazionale, and many other magazines and books.

Her projects have been exhibited internationally at festivals, galleries, and museums, including (to name just a few): the Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb, Palazzo delle Albere in Trento, the Internazionale festival in Ferrara, Phest festival in Monopoli, and Look3 festival in America.

She is best known as the author of the WOMENPRIESTSPROJECT, which explores the lives of a hundred Catholic women priests who defy Vatican law forbidding them from the priesthood.

Giulia teaches photography at various schools and cultural associations, including Officine Fotografiche and Mohole in Milan, Camera Torino, Nessuno Press in Brescia, Verona Fotografia, and others. She has also created an independent educational program called IDA Fotografia.