Her practice spans exhibition and architectural photography as well as curatorial work in the field of modern and contemporary art. Drawing on this combined experience, she pursues a visual and curatorial approach grounded in an ongoing dialogue between art, architecture, and spatial perception. Alongside her interest in literature, she edits books and writes on art for exhibition catalogues, artist publications, and online museum collections.

Holding a master’s degree in art history, German literature, and linguistics from the University of Zurich, she has extensive museum experience and has worked internationally with art spaces and galleries. Living in New York from 2016 to 2020 intensified her interest in how we perceive space, further shaping her engagement with architectural photography.
Nicole Rampa works for museums, galleries, and cultural institutions and enjoys close collaborations with architects, artists and curators.

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