Ginevra Bonina (b. 1993) is an Italian documentary photographer, videomaker, writer, and producer. Born in Catania, Italy, she holds a Master’s degree in Languages, Economics, and Institutions of Asia and North Africa from Ca' Foscari University of Venice (2017). In 2024,
she completed a Masterclass in Photo and Videojournalism with the Italian newspaper InsideOver and joined the Canon Student Development Program.

Based in Geneva, Switzerland, since 2019, Ginevra works as a freelance photographer and videomaker, balancing commercial assignments with personal, long-term projects focused on women’s and minority rights, feminist issues, and the intersections of culture, anthropology and spirituality.

Her practice combines a documentary approach with a poetic and symbolic visual language, often informed by anthropology and storytelling. Through work that spans Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East, she creates narratives that bridge reportage and fine art, revealing hidden histories, amplifying marginalized voices, and exploring the enduring relationship between humanity, memory, and the sacred.