Eleni Albarosa (b. 1996) is an Italian-Greek photographer and anthropologist whose work explores themes of belonging, dispossession, incarceration, migration, and social inequality, with a particular focus on communities affected by prejudice discrimination and marginalization.

First published by National Geographic Italy at the age of fifteen, her work has since appeared internationally in publications including National Geographic USA, Billboard, Huck Magazine, Overseas Magazine, Collater.al, and National Geographic Italy. Her photographs have been exhibited internationally in Greece, Belgium, France, Italy, the United Kingdom, the United States.

Among her recent recognitions are the Canon Student Development Programme Award at Visa pour l’Image (2024), First Prize at The Independent Photographer Street Photography Award (2024), the BSPF Award (2025), second place at Athens Photo World (2026), and selections for the New York Portfolio Review, the APW Magnum Masterclass, and the Hamburg Portfolio Review. In 2025, she was named among ARTPIL’s 30 Under 30 Women Photographers.

A member of Women Photograph, Albarosa combines photography and anthropology to create long-term documentary projects that challenge stereotypes and bring visibility to underrepresented social realities.