Zaira Biagini (1993 - Genoa, Italy) is a Documentary Photographer, Senior Production Manager, and Photo Curator.

With over 13 years of experience, Zaira has focused on documenting social, cultural, and human rights issues, particularly within the Anticolonialist and Feminist movements across Europe.

In addition to her documentary work, Zaira is an experienced production manager with expertise in coordinating international video and photo productions.

As a photo curator, Zaira is committed to ethical visual storytelling, ensuring integrity in the curation and presentation of visual works.

Since 2013, she has worked on The W Project, exploring the intersection of ADHD, social anxiety, and physical reappropriation in natural and urban environments, as a tribute to Francesca Woodman.

Since 2023, Zaira has documented the pro-Palestinian movement in Berlin, focusing on state repression, police brutality, and human rights violations.

Zaira holds a degree in International Political Science, which has shaped her understanding of global issues and cultures. Her career has taken her to cities like Rome, Sydney, Bali, and New York, where she has developed a diverse photographic approach.

Since 2020, she has been based in Berlin, continuing to push the boundaries of her work in documentary and artistic photography.