'I Miss You Sometimes' is a 35mm black and white film photography project started in Berlin in 2015 after the loss of my best friend. This series of 12 analogue photographs (40x30cm) captures memory, loneliness, and psychogeography, exploring how places shape emotions. Shot in Berlin, Naples, and Lisbon—cities I have a deep connection to—the images frame urban geometry against the sky, evoking absence and longing. The title reflects my first visit to Berlin without her, where I walked the city, seeking traces of presence in emptiness. Available as single prints or as a complete series

I miss sometimes (Berlin, colour series 2017)

Fine Art Photography pieces, shot in London between 2015-2022 on 35mm black and white film. Part of my ongoing project 'The Lonely Body,' where I use the female form as a symbolic, poetic, and political vehicle. Nudity becomes a language to challenge gender norms, taboos, and censorship while exploring my own relationship with my body in today’s cultural landscape. This series, ‘The Lonely Body, Liquid Form and Shadowplay,reflects on plasticity and immobility as emotional blockage. A cathartic process where the body, suspended in darkness, reveals tension, vulnerability, and resistance, reclaiming space and expression beyond societal constraints.

The Lonely Body (liquid Forms, London 2019-2022))

The Lonely Body

The Lonely Body is a research project exploring my body’s relationship with society. It embodies the female form as a poetic expression, questioning nudity and its perception in space. Shot in Lisbon in 2016, this series reflects on societal pressures on women. Through this work, I reclaim my body, using nudity as liberation rather than exposure. The project also explores solitude—how the female body exists beyond external control. Light, texture, and movement create a space where the body is both seen and unseen. The Lonely Body redefines the relationship between self and gaze, inviting deeper engagement with identity and perception.

Carla Cuomo