Lucrezia Ceselin

Lucrezia Ceselin (born in Venice, 2000) is a visual artist whose research focuses primarily on photography. She graduated in Figurative Arts from the Liceo Artistico Statale of Venice in 2019, and earned a degree in Photography and Audiovisual from RUFA – Rome University of Fine Arts in 2023.

Her artistic practice explores themes such as memory, organic transformation, and the Venetian lagoon landscape. In recent years, she has been particularly interested in the passage of time, the relationship between nature and human presence, and the environmental impact of human activity.

In May 2025, she was awarded first prize in the “Image” category of the Artefici del Nostro Tempo competition with her work Biomimesi, which was selected for the Venice Pavilion at the 19th. International Architecture Exhibition Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective. – La Biennale di Venezia.

Among her most significant projects is Habitat 1150, a photographic archive documenting the metamorphosis of the lagoon territory through materials transformed by the sea, serving as symbols of environmental decay and the submerged memory of the city of Venice