Cassandra Zampini

Cassandra M. Zampini (born 1983) is a New York City based American visual artist

Early life and education While at high school Zampini took portrait photographs of graduating seniors.

Mostly self-taught in photography, Zampini did study at Boston University when she took on a summer internship with New World Outlook she was sent to South America to write about and photograph on poverty and globalization.

Career After the internship Zampini became the principal photographer for the parent company of New World Outlook where she managed campaign shoots.

In 2018, the Facebook–Cambridge Analytica data scandal prompted Zampini to pivot her focus towards digital media. In 2020, she received critical attention for her 25-minute film Media Warfare, which condensed clips of fake news and conspiracy theories.

Her work is included in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the University of Arizona's Center for Creative Photography, the Arnot Art Museum, the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester. She has exhibited her work at ArtYard in Frenchtown, as well as at various art galleries in Boston.