Martina Carbonelli is an Italian-Lebanese photographer trained at the CFP Bauer in Milan. Her visual work moves seamlessly between documentary and commercial photography, combining aesthetic sensitivity with a strong attention to human stories.

She began her career assisting photographers such as Roselena Ramistella and Hugo Weber, gaining experience in editorial and artistic projects.

Recently, she worked as a photographer and content creator for Lungolivigno.com and GIGLIO.COM, producing visual content for advertising campaigns and social media, while balancing product photography with her personal artistic exploration

In parallel, she develops personal projects that investigate social and identity dynamics, including “Anyone’s Mother” (exhibited at the BACO Museum in Bergamo, 2023) and “Halim Majnun”, a project exploring the relationship between teenagers and their environment in the West Bank.