Iuliia Nagibneva is a Rome-based visual artist, born in Novosibirsk, Russia. She works with analog photography, tactile surfaces, and hand-made interventions.

With a background in architecture and experience working as a junior architect in Rome, her practice is shaped by a sensitivity to space, atmosphere, and the relationship between human presence and built or natural environments.

Through black-and-white film photography, raised marks, and Braille-inspired interventions, her work explores memory, silence, and the unseen traces of attention and presence. She approaches the photograph not only as an image, but as a physical surface where the visible and invisible can meet.