natalia
purchiaroni 

     I came across photography in high school. At the time, I was simply leaning into anything I was good at. However, photography's beautiful ability to both capture and complicate our reality is the reason I continue to work with it today.

 Since first picking up a camera, I’ve earned an MFA in Photography from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture and have successfully managed a freelance business for over seven years. (For inquiries about shoots, projects, or potential collaborations, please see the "bookings" or "contact" pages located on the main menu.)​

Currently, I work out of Philadelphia as a conceptually based artist and freelance photographer, exploring the intersections of image-making, cultural memory, and digital intervention.  In addition to my studio practice, I have a deep interest in arts education, curatorial work, and community engagement. I'm actively seeking opportunities that allow me to connect with others through teaching, curating, or collaborative artmaking. Whether in the classroom, a gallery, or within public spaces, I am committed to fostering dialogue through visual language.  

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