Giulia Berto’s work draws from the personal, creating atmospheric imagery and meditative scenes evocative of her own feelings. Working predominantly with the medium of analogue photography, she engages with themes of love and intimacy, home, emotional displacement and identity.

She has lived in London, Berlin and New York, where she studied under Guggenheim Fellows Greg Miller and Andrea Modica. Her work has won various awards and regularly features in publications such as B+W Photography, HuffingtonPost and Visual Artists' News Sheet (VAN). Her photographs are routinely exhibited worldwide including Circulation(s) Festival (Paris, 2018), The Print Swap (Athens, 2021) and ICP Photobook Fest (New York, 2022). 

She graduated from the International Center of Photography in New York and holds an MSc in Evolution of Animal and Human Behaviour as well as a BSc in Biology. She has received support from the Arts Council of Ireland and her work is held in private collections in the UK, Ireland, France and Italy. She lives by the River Liffey in Dublin.