Eleonora Busato was born in Vicenza, Italy, in 1999.
A photographer and visual artist, she lives and works between Paris and the Veneto region.
In the French capital, she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Art History and Archaeology from the University of Paris 1 Pan- théon-Sorbonne, followed by a Master’s in Photography at the University of Paris 8 Vincennes – Saint-Denis, with a thesis on spirituality in photographic practice, co-supervised by Paul-Louis Roubert and Arno Gisinger.
In 2025, she was selected as one of the artists in residence at the Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation in Venice.

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Her artistic research employs photography as a tool for dis- covery and interpretation—where nature, autobiography, and metaphor become powerful means of exploring the com- plex relationship between our inner world and the external reality that surrounds us. In her practice, theoretical inquiry and visual experimentation intersect through a personal me- thodology that blends documentary sensibilities with lyrical obser vation.

The photographic image becomes a vehicle for both mi- raculous and testimonial revelation, unfolding through the enchantment of a poetic narrative that evokes belief, magic, environment, and tradition. A spiritual dimen- sion is thus revealed—understood as a human attempt to grasp and connect with one’s own contexts and mysteries. In this light, photography emerges as a medium of hope and attention—toward the geographies that concern us, and that we inhabit.