M E Segantini

Born in Germany and raised in Italy, Elena moved to the United States at the age of 24.
Descendant of the great painter Giovanni Segantini, from father’s side and of the photographer and painter Giovanni Magrin from mother’s side, she was able to finally follow her passion once in the USA where her talent was recognized and she was granted a scholarship to start at one of the most prestigious Art Schools in the world called Art Center College of Design.
Author of the iconic image that launched the first I-phone for Apple Ad Campaign in 2006 "the Lily flower", Elena's images are the reflection of her "Soul".
The Fashion world is what inspired her the most since ever but she has been photographing from Fashion to Travel to Portraits to Architectural and so on … anything and everything that is related to capturing the beauty of this world. Her sensitivity towards people and things is heightened by her vision of L.I.F.E and her conscious freedom of spirit which has brought her to became also an excellent and inspiring writer and gives her the capability to "steal" a piece of her subjects' soul and imprint it in her images.
M.Elena Segatini graduated with Distinction (Summa cum Laude) from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, ...

Art Center College of Design • Pasadena • California
graduated in December of 1999 with Distinction (Summa Cum Laude)

Lives between USA and Italy available to travel for assignments

Donation of the Loto Flower Print (for Iphone Apple Campaign) at the Apple Museum in Savona (Italy).
All About Apple Museum, founded in 2002, is currently the most comprehensive museum in the world containing nearly all the production of Apple’s personal computers, peripherals, accessories, prototypes from the dawn of 1976 to the present day.
The first "Artist Print" from the first ever printed "Limited Edition" was donated to the Museum in October of 2020 and the official presentation of the Print donation will be advertised at the re-opening of the location to the public, post-covid emergency.

https://www.allaboutapple.com/2020/12/maria-elena-segatini-e-il-fiore-di-loto-del-primo-iphone/

The second "Artist Print" has just become part of Apple Inc. USA archives (2021) and treasured for posterity.