Maria Ciampini is a fine art photographer whose work is deeply influenced by the profound patterns, colors, and textures present in untouched landscapes. Her images evoke a sense of stillness, serenity, and wonder. Maria's focus lies in capturing the essence of nature, landscapes, and wildlife, with her primary goal being to unveil the extraordinary within the ordinary. Each photograph she captures extends an open invitation to pause and contemplate the beauty that surrounds us daily. Whether it's a fleeting moment with a small bird or the vastness of a horizon, she aims to establish profound connections with her subjects.

Through her lens, Maria endeavors to immerse viewers in the splendor of the world, urging them to find solace in its intricate details. The untouched beauty of landscapes and wildlife in their natural habitats serves as a true inspiration for her, compelling her to authentically capture their essence.

Recent exhibitions include:

2024
Killarney Mountain Lodge: photography showcasing Georgian Bay Landscapes
Ojibway Club Art Show, held at the hotel on Ojibway Island in the Archipelago of Pointe au Baril, Georgian Bay, Ontario.

2023
Exhibited work in "Blue" at Gallery 44: Centre for Contemporary Photography.
Presented at "Arts and Auction on the Avenue" at Heliconian Hall, among Yorkville's renowned art galleries.

2022
Featured in the "Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival" Group Exhibition "Forest Spaces" at Kidner Gallery.
Featured in "Dynamic Earth" at Kidner Gallery.
Exhibited in "Transit" at Gallery 44: Centre for Contemporary Photography.
Featured in "Fragmented" at Kidner Gallery.