Georgina Berbari, M.A., is a multidisciplinary artist + teacher based in New York.
From her love for seeing deeply, From the Moon's Eyes was born: A space to be seen wholly through the lens of curiosity and compassion; a welcoming of our light and dark and the phases in between.
Reflection I, 2022. Published in The Vassar Review, Issue 8: Interiors + Intimacies.
From The Moon's Eyes: Embodied Photo Session Offerings
I. A Foundation: To support your work as creative, healing arts practitioner, and beyond.
A good choice for self-employed folks. I have worked with yoga + meditation teachers, therapists, traditional chinese medicine doctors, dancers, actors, sex workers, artists, and more.
This offering bolsters flourishing of your work through a unique lens.
II. A Ritual: An embodied liberation offering. Seeing the naked body as an art form.
Self portraiture has been a portal to self-discovery, emotional expression, and self-acceptance for since age 9. A way of coming into the body, moving and releasing emotions, and seeing clearly: as someone who feels very deeply, this practice saved my life.
This naturally evolved into photographing others. People began telling me how transformative being seen in a non-judgmental way was:
"You help me feel like I can un-hide every little thing, and still be so loved."
Nude portraiture helped me heal from eating disorders + body dysmorphia, becoming a way of seeing clearly the miracle of the body in all of its phases and forms.
For so long, I viewed the body through a distorted lens—fragmented, hypercritical, never enough. Standing before the camera without armor or distraction required a kind of radical honesty.
Through the process, I began to see the body as something alive; expressive, resilient, ever-changing like the moon. Light tracing the curve of a shoulder, the softness of a stomach, the quiet strength in a back or thigh adorned with regal, tiger-like stretch marks. Truth in texture, movement, the perfection in imperfection, and gentle, precise presence.
This embodied liberation offering is an invitation back into the body—not as an object to discipline or objectify, but as a living work of art.
III. An Experiment: Please browse through the bodies of work on this site to see more of my photographic portfolio. I am open to all kinds of creative commissions. Reach out if you have a unique vision, I'd love to hear from you. Contact me for specific work samples + inquiries: Here
