Reme Campos

As a portrait journalist photographer with over two decades of experience, I bring a unique blend of editorial precision, artistic vision, and a deep commitment to socially engaged storytelling.

My work has been featured in publications such as Vanity Fair, The Telegraph Magazine, and Marie Claire, and is held in the permanent collection of the National Portrait Gallery. I have also contributed to community-based projects and educational initiatives, including artist residencies and youth workshops, which reflect my passion for inclusive and collaborative creative practices.

In recent years, I have curated international exhibitions through Foto Femme United, a Paris-based platform supporting women and non-binary photographers. My photographic practice often explores themes of identity, representation, and social justice, and I approach each commission with empathy, professionalism, and a strong curatorial sensibility.

Freelance Photographer (2015–2025)

Commissioned by:

• Vanity Fair
• Tank Magazine
• The Telegraph Magazine
• Stella
• Sunday Telegraph
• You Magazine (Mail on Sunday)
• El Mundo (Spain)
• Marie Claire
• Cosmopolitan
• Sunday Times Magazine
• Le Figaro (France)

Curator – Foto Femme United (2021–2024)

• Paris-based international social media project supporting women and non-binary photographers.
• Royal Academy of Arts
• Portraits of staff and students, including Ai Wei Wei.
• Nomad Dance Theatre London
• Publicity stills and documentary photography.
• Corporate Portraits
• Toni & Guy, Psion Computers London.
• Private Commissions
• Family and individual portraits.
• Artist Residency – Convent of Jesus and Mary Roman Catholic Infant School (2007)
• Set up studio, taught basic photography to children aged 7–10.
• Photography Trainer – Headliners, London (2004–2008)
• Workshops for children aged 10–14 using disposable cameras. Organised exhibitions.

BA in Art and Photography

Postgraduate Diploma in Photography, Central St Martins School of Art, London

HND Fine Art, Westminster College