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[ENG] - Camilla Cerea is a documentary photographer based in Milan. She grew up in Italy where she earned her degree in Art History.
In 2014 she graduated at International Center of Photography in NYC in the full time documentary photography course. Since 2014 Camilla has worked as a web photo editor and photographer for the National Audubon Society whose focus it is to conserve birds and wildlife. As part of her work she has documented conservation projects in the Bahamas, Belize, Mexico, and in various places in the United States.
Camilla’s work has been published online and printed in magazines and newspapers such as Audubon, Smithsonian, Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica, Eyesopen, L’oeil de la photographie, and Time Out New York among others.
Her dream is to open a school of photography for kids, seniors and non-photographers in Milan, where photography will be used as an educational instrument.
[ITA] - Camilla Cerea è una fotografa documentaria che dopo 5 anni a New York torna a Milano, dove è nata e cresciuta. Nel 2011 si è laureata in Scienze dei Beni Culturali, e nello stesso anno consegue il diploma di Fotografia di Scena all’Accademia della Scala.
Nel 2014 si trasferisce a New York dove studia Fotografia Documentaria all’International Center of Photography. Dal 2014 Camilla è staff fotografa e foto editor per National Audubon Society, un’organizzazione non-profit che si occupa di salvaguardia dell’ambiente. Per il suo lavoro Camilla ha documentato progetti di conservazione di specie animali nelle Bahamas, in Belize, in Messico e molte altre località negli Stati Uniti d’America.
Il lavoro di Camilla è stato pubblicato in diverse piattaforme, online e stampate, tra cui Audubon, Smithsonian, Il Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica, Eyesopen, L’oeil de la Phogoraphie e Time Out New York.
Camilla ha insegnato fotografia al Brooklyn Central (BKC) di New York, ed è stata assistente all’insegnamento all’International Center of Photography e a 92Y, dove ha insegnato a bambini dagli 8 ai 10 anni.
Il suo sogno è aprire una scuola di fotografia per bambini e ragazzi che utilizzi la fotografia come strumento educativo.
Exhibition/Mostre:
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"Thinking Underground", Group Show, Museo Teo, Italian Cultural Center, Paris, 2017
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"The Most Ancient New Yorkers", Group Show, ICP School, Rita K. Hillman Gallery, NYC, 2017
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"Body Landscapes", Group Show, Museo Teo, Milan, Italy, 2017
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“Thinking Underground”, Group Show, Museo Teo, Macao, Milan, Italy, 2015
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“Thinking Underground”, Group Show, Scuola del Fumetto, Photo Festival, Milan, Italy, 2015
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“Thinking Underground”, Tikhonova & Wintner Gallery, New York City, USA. 2014
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"Urban Stages" 2014, NYC, ICP School, Rita K. Hillman Gallery”, Group Show, “Urban Stages
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“Uno spettacolo di fotografia”, Group Show, Photo Festival, Milan, Italy. 2013
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“Visioni di Città”, Group Show, EXPO Edilizia Fair, Rome, Italy. 2013
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“Mostra Kairòs Magazine”, Group Show, Nettuno Photofestival, Nettuno, Italy. 2012
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“La fotografia come spettacolo”, Group Show, Photo Festival, Milan, Italy. 2012
Tearsheets
[ENG] - Camilla Cerea is a documentary photographer based in Milan. She grew up in Italy where she earned her degree in Art History.
In 2014 she graduated at International Center of Photography in NYC in the full time documentary photography course. Since 2014 Camilla has worked as a web photo editor and photographer for the National Audubon Society whose focus it is to conserve birds and wildlife. As part of her work she has documented conservation projects in the Bahamas, Belize, Mexico, and in various places in the United States.
Camilla’s work has been published online and printed in magazines and newspapers such as Audubon, Smithsonian, Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica, Eyesopen, L’oeil de la photographie, and Time Out New York among others.
Her dream is to open a school of photography for kids, seniors and non-photographers in Milan, where photography will be used as an educational instrument.
[ITA] - Camilla Cerea è una fotografa documentaria che dopo 5 anni a New York torna a Milano, dove è nata e cresciuta. Nel 2011 si è laureata in Scienze dei Beni Culturali, e nello stesso anno consegue il diploma di Fotografia di Scena all’Accademia della Scala.
Nel 2014 si trasferisce a New York dove studia Fotografia Documentaria all’International Center of Photography. Dal 2014 Camilla è staff fotografa e foto editor per National Audubon Society, un’organizzazione non-profit che si occupa di salvaguardia dell’ambiente. Per il suo lavoro Camilla ha documentato progetti di conservazione di specie animali nelle Bahamas, in Belize, in Messico e molte altre località negli Stati Uniti d’America.
Il lavoro di Camilla è stato pubblicato in diverse piattaforme, online e stampate, tra cui Audubon, Smithsonian, Il Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica, Eyesopen, L’oeil de la Phogoraphie e Time Out New York.
Camilla ha insegnato fotografia al Brooklyn Central (BKC) di New York, ed è stata assistente all’insegnamento all’International Center of Photography e a 92Y, dove ha insegnato a bambini dagli 8 ai 10 anni.
Il suo sogno è aprire una scuola di fotografia per bambini e ragazzi che utilizzi la fotografia come strumento educativo.
Exhibition/Mostre:
-
"Thinking Underground", Group Show, Museo Teo, Italian Cultural Center, Paris, 2017
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"The Most Ancient New Yorkers", Group Show, ICP School, Rita K. Hillman Gallery, NYC, 2017
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"Body Landscapes", Group Show, Museo Teo, Milan, Italy, 2017
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“Thinking Underground”, Group Show, Museo Teo, Macao, Milan, Italy, 2015
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“Thinking Underground”, Group Show, Scuola del Fumetto, Photo Festival, Milan, Italy, 2015
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“Thinking Underground”, Tikhonova & Wintner Gallery, New York City, USA. 2014
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"Urban Stages" 2014, NYC, ICP School, Rita K. Hillman Gallery”, Group Show, “Urban Stages
-
“Uno spettacolo di fotografia”, Group Show, Photo Festival, Milan, Italy. 2013
-
“Visioni di Città”, Group Show, EXPO Edilizia Fair, Rome, Italy. 2013
-
“Mostra Kairòs Magazine”, Group Show, Nettuno Photofestival, Nettuno, Italy. 2012
-
“La fotografia come spettacolo”, Group Show, Photo Festival, Milan, Italy. 2012
Tearsheets
[ENG] - Camilla Cerea is a documentary photographer based in Milan. She grew up in Italy where she earned her degree in Art History.
In 2014 she graduated at International Center of Photography in NYC in the full time documentary photography course. Since 2014 Camilla has worked as a web photo editor and photographer for the National Audubon Society whose focus it is to conserve birds and wildlife. As part of her work she has documented conservation projects in the Bahamas, Belize, Mexico, and in various places in the United States.
Camilla’s work has been published online and printed in magazines and newspapers such as Audubon, Smithsonian, Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica, Eyesopen, L’oeil de la photographie, and Time Out New York among others.
Her dream is to open a school of photography for kids, seniors and non-photographers in Milan, where photography will be used as an educational instrument.
[ITA] - Camilla Cerea è una fotografa documentaria che dopo 5 anni a New York torna a Milano, dove è nata e cresciuta. Nel 2011 si è laureata in Scienze dei Beni Culturali, e nello stesso anno consegue il diploma di Fotografia di Scena all’Accademia della Scala.
Nel 2014 si trasferisce a New York dove studia Fotografia Documentaria all’International Center of Photography. Dal 2014 Camilla è staff fotografa e foto editor per National Audubon Society, un’organizzazione non-profit che si occupa di salvaguardia dell’ambiente. Per il suo lavoro Camilla ha documentato progetti di conservazione di specie animali nelle Bahamas, in Belize, in Messico e molte altre località negli Stati Uniti d’America.
Il lavoro di Camilla è stato pubblicato in diverse piattaforme, online e stampate, tra cui Audubon, Smithsonian, Il Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica, Eyesopen, L’oeil de la Phogoraphie e Time Out New York.
Camilla ha insegnato fotografia al Brooklyn Central (BKC) di New York, ed è stata assistente all’insegnamento all’International Center of Photography e a 92Y, dove ha insegnato a bambini dagli 8 ai 10 anni.
Il suo sogno è aprire una scuola di fotografia per bambini e ragazzi che utilizzi la fotografia come strumento educativo.
Exhibition/Mostre:
-
"Thinking Underground", Group Show, Museo Teo, Italian Cultural Center, Paris, 2017
-
"The Most Ancient New Yorkers", Group Show, ICP School, Rita K. Hillman Gallery, NYC, 2017
-
"Body Landscapes", Group Show, Museo Teo, Milan, Italy, 2017
-
“Thinking Underground”, Group Show, Museo Teo, Macao, Milan, Italy, 2015
-
“Thinking Underground”, Group Show, Scuola del Fumetto, Photo Festival, Milan, Italy, 2015
-
“Thinking Underground”, Tikhonova & Wintner Gallery, New York City, USA. 2014
-
"Urban Stages" 2014, NYC, ICP School, Rita K. Hillman Gallery”, Group Show, “Urban Stages
-
“Uno spettacolo di fotografia”, Group Show, Photo Festival, Milan, Italy. 2013
-
“Visioni di Città”, Group Show, EXPO Edilizia Fair, Rome, Italy. 2013
-
“Mostra Kairòs Magazine”, Group Show, Nettuno Photofestival, Nettuno, Italy. 2012
-
“La fotografia come spettacolo”, Group Show, Photo Festival, Milan, Italy. 2012
Tearsheets
[ENG] - Camilla Cerea is a documentary photographer based in Milan. She grew up in Italy where she earned her degree in Art History.
In 2014 she graduated at International Center of Photography in NYC in the full time documentary photography course. Since 2014 Camilla has worked as a web photo editor and photographer for the National Audubon Society whose focus it is to conserve birds and wildlife. As part of her work she has documented conservation projects in the Bahamas, Belize, Mexico, and in various places in the United States.
Camilla’s work has been published online and printed in magazines and newspapers such as Audubon, Smithsonian, Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica, Eyesopen, L’oeil de la photographie, and Time Out New York among others.
Her dream is to open a school of photography for kids, seniors and non-photographers in Milan, where photography will be used as an educational instrument.
[ITA] - Camilla Cerea è una fotografa documentaria che dopo 5 anni a New York torna a Milano, dove è nata e cresciuta. Nel 2011 si è laureata in Scienze dei Beni Culturali, e nello stesso anno consegue il diploma di Fotografia di Scena all’Accademia della Scala.
Nel 2014 si trasferisce a New York dove studia Fotografia Documentaria all’International Center of Photography. Dal 2014 Camilla è staff fotografa e foto editor per National Audubon Society, un’organizzazione non-profit che si occupa di salvaguardia dell’ambiente. Per il suo lavoro Camilla ha documentato progetti di conservazione di specie animali nelle Bahamas, in Belize, in Messico e molte altre località negli Stati Uniti d’America.
Il lavoro di Camilla è stato pubblicato in diverse piattaforme, online e stampate, tra cui Audubon, Smithsonian, Il Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica, Eyesopen, L’oeil de la Phogoraphie e Time Out New York.
Camilla ha insegnato fotografia al Brooklyn Central (BKC) di New York, ed è stata assistente all’insegnamento all’International Center of Photography e a 92Y, dove ha insegnato a bambini dagli 8 ai 10 anni.
Il suo sogno è aprire una scuola di fotografia per bambini e ragazzi che utilizzi la fotografia come strumento educativo.
Exhibition/Mostre:
-
"Thinking Underground", Group Show, Museo Teo, Italian Cultural Center, Paris, 2017
-
"The Most Ancient New Yorkers", Group Show, ICP School, Rita K. Hillman Gallery, NYC, 2017
-
"Body Landscapes", Group Show, Museo Teo, Milan, Italy, 2017
-
“Thinking Underground”, Group Show, Museo Teo, Macao, Milan, Italy, 2015
-
“Thinking Underground”, Group Show, Scuola del Fumetto, Photo Festival, Milan, Italy, 2015
-
“Thinking Underground”, Tikhonova & Wintner Gallery, New York City, USA. 2014
-
"Urban Stages" 2014, NYC, ICP School, Rita K. Hillman Gallery”, Group Show, “Urban Stages
-
“Uno spettacolo di fotografia”, Group Show, Photo Festival, Milan, Italy. 2013
-
“Visioni di Città”, Group Show, EXPO Edilizia Fair, Rome, Italy. 2013
-
“Mostra Kairòs Magazine”, Group Show, Nettuno Photofestival, Nettuno, Italy. 2012
-
“La fotografia come spettacolo”, Group Show, Photo Festival, Milan, Italy. 2012
Tearsheets


Bird Cemetery
One morning, after a stormy night, I walked the streets of the Financial District in NYC to look for dead birds, it was spring 2018 and I had started this project about bird collision a year before. That morning in two hours I found eight dead migratory birds, I had to stop when I found a vireo that was alive, and I had to bring it to a save place. I’m sure if I would have kept going the count would have been much higher.
While working on this project in spring 2019 I saw a warbler on the ground that clearly had just hit a window, struggling and trying to fly away. I picked it up thinking to bring it to the Wild Bird Fund, but unfortunately it died in my hands few minutes later. It was devastating to feel this tiny creature, that has the strength to migrate for thousands of miles, stop moving in my hands .
Located in several migratory routes NYC with its tall and glassy building pose a serious threat to over 100 species of migratory birds. Two are the major real threats, Light and Windows.
Lights disorient birds at night and attract them changing their behavior. Some keep flying till daylight trapped in a light vortex causing real exhaustion. I found at least two alive exhausted birds during my scouting.
Birds don’t see glasses and during migration to seek refuge the birds sometimes they hit them. Birds can be attracted by plants inside the windows, or the window itself can reflect the trees that surround it.
Estimate between 365 and 988 million birds are killed in collisions with building each year, just in the US. To know more about this issue go to Project Sage Flight by NYC Audubon.













