Francesca Comune is an artist of Italian origin, born in Naples in 1997 and currently based in Brussels, Belgium. After several years working in the fashion industry in Milan, particularly in publishing, she began studying photography at ARBA-ESA in Brussels in 2018. She won the Roger de Conynck Prize in 2021 and the Tour à Plomb Prize in 2023. After obtaining her Master's degree in Fine Arts (ARBA-ESA), Visual and Spatial Arts, she continues to develop her artistic practice as well as several projects on new forms of pedagogy within art schools, alongside various collaborative works between the social and artistic fields. Her artistic practice spans photography, theoretical research, writing, installation, site-specific investigations, and publishing. She embarks on projects that critically examine Western society, as well as its Neapolitan roots and immediate surroundings. Each project is a site-specific inquiry, exploring the unique characteristics and underlying tensions of the location. She is particularly drawn to transitional environments, marked by instability and the energies linked to production, consumption, and speed. Her work aims to uncover and document traces and memories within these contexts, revealing the underlying tensions and narratives at play.