Raised in the suburbs, she moved out of her parents’ house after their divorce. This spatial liberation signed the rebirth of bodily experiences, healing from eating disorders, exploring openness of relationships and her queerness, and shaping a photographic practice across naturalistic elements, portrait and environmental photography.

While working in Marketing and Production, she is following a physical research on movement through contemporary dance, performance and yoga, and her series address themes such as sexuality, healing, womenhood, queerness, discovery. Eleonora’s works express the intertwining between body and space, using film as a medium to translate a subconscious state and confer it a shape that, through the gaze, has no restrictions of words nor walls.