Caterina Suzzi is an italian photographer who lives between Italy and France.

She studied literature, arts and cinema in Milan and then moved to Paris to undertake internships at the Nouvel Observateur and at Magnum Photos Agency.

She is a freelancer photographer since 2010. She uses a documentary approach to raise awareness of the topics she cares about. In particular, she focuses on the initiatives of local communities who she believes can build towards making our world better at times of growing inequality and climate crisis.

Her work focuses on contexts that work alongside nature rather than against it.

With the terrafoto collective, she captures the resilience of rural communities by telling the stories of people who dare to think differently about the planet and engage in solutions based on collectivity and a circular economy.

Committed to women's rights, she has collaborated with the italian NGO AIDOS.

She develops artistic and documentary projects in the Southern Region of France (Nice) where she also runs educational workshops for a diverse range of audiences. Her work is part of the public collection of the Charles Nègre Art Center in Grasse and has been exhibited in festivals and galleries in France and abroad: Les Nuits de Pierrevert, Festival Regard Neuf 3, East Gallery in London; Galerie Paris-Beijing in Paris.

Her portraits and reportages are regularly published in national and international press outlets such as Geo France, Libération, Le Temps, NZZ, Die Zeit, Veja, Le Figaro, La Croix, La Tribune Dimanche, Psychologies Magazine, L’Humanité, Les Échos.