Luciana Pampalone is a commercial and Fine Art photographer that holds a BFA in photography from the School Of Visual Arts , New York.

She is an Award Winning Visual Image Specialist with Global experience as a Fashion-Beauty Photographer with 30 years experience in Content Creation, Artistic Direction and Fashion Travel Photography. Recently named on George Wayne's (Vanity Fair) Top 100 Creative Influencer's List. Excellence in Media Award given By Womenz Straight Talk & WOM Media Group, United Nations Media Pact

Luciana’s work has taken her to many diverse locations, including; Aruba, British Virgin Islands, Brussels, Canada, Croatia, England, France, Grenadine Islands, Jamaica, London, Paris, Scotland, St. Croix, Thailand, Mexico and Venezuela, all which have contributed to her vision and worldly sensibility.

Having been compared to the late greats, Robert Mapplethrope and Helmut Newton, she reveals her sensual side. Pampalone brings to the exhibit images captured from around the world during her personal and professional travels. The artist says, of her work, “Life is like an onion of evolution peeling back the layers in which one evolves”. There are many layers to my photographs.”

“Life experiences, travels, friendships and love are what this show is about. Love of the journey of discovering life as an artist. I am inspired by people, travel and nature. I photograph many women so the woman become in essence self-representational in my imagery. I like to think of my photographs as impressions in time. Not only the visual, but the sensory of smell, taste and sound as well The discovery of how light falls upon and shapes the body, like water that slides over rocks. There’s a passion and intensity that’s defined through my sexuality and sensuality that connects my world. A world that I’m still discovering and exploring.”

Luciana hails from a strong, creative family. Her grandfather, from Sicily, built the first Frank Lloyd Wright home in New Jersey. Her father was a painter and student of architecture and her mother was the mayor of their town and encouraged young Pampalone to paint and create.