Lorenza Bassino

Lorenza Bassino (b.1997) is a photographer drawn to the complexities of human connection.
Her work stems from a deep curiosity about the intricate web of relationships—the universal need for interaction, the fleeting moments of intimacy, and the ways we navigate closeness and distance.
For her, photography is a bridge—an active way of engaging with people and their environments. It allows her to step into shared spaces, initiate conversations, and build relationships through the act of looking and listening. More than just capturing images, her practice creates a space for dialogue, where vulnerability and connection naturally unfold. Often blending visual storytelling with audio conversations, she creates a collaborative space where shared vulnerability becomes the foundation. Her long-term projects are rooted in personal experiences—such as long-distance relationships and the search for belonging—alongside a broader exploration of youth, small communities, and the nature of human bonds.
Through her work, she seeks to foster intimacy, spark conversations, and explore the nuances of contemporary relationships in an ever-changing world.