Camilla Borghese is an architectural photographer based in Rome, Italy, where she was born in 1977. In 2005 she got a Master’s Degree in Conservation of Artistic Heritage from Ca’ Foscari University, Venice, Italy. In the early 2000’s, she began to develop an interest in photography, which turned into a professional activity while working at Andrea Jemolo’s studio. In 2007 she began working free-lance.

– 2012 group show “Fuori orario”, curated by Gaia Toschi, in Foligno, Italy.

– 2014 solo show “Intervalli geometrici”, curated by Serena De Dominicis, Artesanterasmo Gallery, in Milan, Italy.

– 2014 solo show “Symmetria” curated by Guillaume Maitre and Paulo Perez Mouriz, Spazio Nuovo Gallery, Rome, Italy.

– 2016 group show “Bulgary y Roma”, curated by Lucia Boscaini, Museum Thyssen Bornemisza Museum, Madrid, Spain.

– 2018 solo show “Orizzonte verticale” curated by Marina Guida. Castel dell’Ovo, Napoli, Italy.

– 2018 solo show “Osmosis” curated by Massimo Siragusa,Plenum gallery, Catania, Italy.

– 2019 group show “Straordinaria bellezza”, curated by Davide Sarchioni, Collacchioni Palace, Capalbio, Italy.

– 2019 solo show “Miesto Dialogai” curated by Giedrė Jankevičiūtė, Vilniaus Grafikos meno Centras, Vilnius, Lithuania.

– 2019 group show  “A Focus on Italian Heritage”, curated by Spazio Nuovo Gallery, Katara Cultural Village, Doha, Qatar.

– 2021 solo show “Forma e luce”, in collaboration with the Italian Embassy, Italian Cultural Institute, Sofia, Bulgaria.

Among her main commissioned projetcs:

– Projects done by Studio Valle, for the exhibition “Studio Valle 1957-2007. Fifty years of architecture” in Rome;

– New building of the italian Ministry of Health designed by Studio Transit, for the exhibition held in the Ministery, and the subsequent volume “Un ministero contemporaneo” by Giulio Salvioni;

– Village “La Martella” (Matera), by Ludovico Quaroni, in conjunction with the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium);

– École française de Rome, Atelier Seraji Architects & Associes, Seste Engineriing;

– ”Pelanda dei Suini”, pavillion of ex slaughterhouse of Testaccio in Rome, restauration by Massimo Carmassi and the subsequent volume “Recupero conservazione riuso. Un centro culturale nel mattatoio di Roma” a cura di Marco Mulazzani, Electa, 2010.

– Work by Cesare Ligini for the volume “Cesare Ligini architetto”, curated by Valeria Lupo, Prospettive Edizioni, Roma, 2014.

– Participation in the volume “The spolia churches of Rome”, Maria Fabricius Hansen, Aarhus University Press, 2015.

– Participation in the volume “Art of Trasformation. Grotesques in Sixteenth Century Italy”, Maria Fabricius Hansen, Ed. Quasar, Roma, 2018.