Saturday, October 17, 2026 @ 1:30pm, Hopkins 250
Diana Muccioli is a photographer and designer who uses photography as a way to explore memory, emotion, and personal experiences. Her work often comes from moments that are difficult to put into words, allowing her to process and heal from past trauma through making. Her connection to creating is also deeply rooted in her great-grandmother, Anna Muccioli, and the studio and gallery she built, which became a lasting part of her family's creative legacy. Diana recently graduated from Wayne State University with a double major in Photography and Industrial Design. Her work combines observation, storytelling, and experimentation, drawing from both personal experiences and the world around her to create honest and meaningful images.
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