Carlotta Cardana is an editorial and commercial photographer based in London, specialised in portraits, travel and reportage photography. In her personal practice, she looks at how communities are affected by economic upheaval and oppression, indigenous spirituality, the relationship between humans and their environment and at how one’s identity is shaped by the society and space he/she inhabits, such as among minorities or subcultures.

Carlotta’s work has been awarded and exhibited in numerous international galleries and festivals and is included in the collection of the National Portrait Gallery and the Parliamentary Art Collection.

She is a regular contributor to international publications such as: National Geographic, The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, The New York Times Style Magazine, Bloomberg, De Volkskrant, L’OBS, The Telegraph Magazine, and the Financial Times.

Woman with shoulder-length dark hair taking a photograph in a professional photographic studio, wearing a black long-sleeve shirt, in a spacious studio with wooden floors and large windows.