Sara Campi is the keeper of absence: through her cyanotype portraits, she explores the vulnerability of existence and transforms the pain of loss into a sustainable harmony, inviting the viewer to bear its weight without looking away.

Her artistic research is born as a response to a profound loss, a pain that transforms into the need to remember and hold on. She begins to create so that absence does not turn into silence; through her art, she inhabits her blue world, where absence becomes trace and trace becomes encounter.

Sara Campi

A graduate of the Accademia Albertina di Belle Arti in Turin, she lived for several years in London, where contact with a multicultural reality deeply enriched her artistic and personal journey.

Over the course of her career, she has participated in art fairs including Arte Padova and Art3f in Paris.