Marina Antoniou studied photography at Central Saint Martins. Her work was showcased in solo exhibitions, including 'Ydor' at the Cyprus High Commission in St. James’s Square and 'One World - Climate Change' at the London Hellenic Centre.

Marina took part in international exhibitions in New York, London, Barcelona, Rotterdam, Haarlem, Wales, and at Cambridge University. In 2022, her 'Body Shapes' work was featured in France.

Marina has earned several photo awards, including four times the 'Citi Arts Club People’s Choice' award and the 'Julia Margaret Cameron' distinction. Her work was included in the Barcelona Biennial of Fine Arts & Photography. She also collaborated with the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources through her Arctic Whales photography, contributing to their environmental research.

Her photos have been featured in three photography books published in the United States, and they form part of private collections, museums and university libraries. Marina’s work is displayed in various locations, including villas, financial institutions, and the University of Warwick.

Marina has published six photography books relating to the climate change in Greenland and Antarctica, as well as photo books from her trips in the Azores, Kenya and Namibia and a black & white book 'Europe & Asia'. Book sales proceeds were donated to children’s hospices.

Marina is also interested in documentary photography. She obtained special permits to photograph some of the world's exclusion zones, including the Chernobyl exclusion zone and the Nicosia airport in Cyprus.

Marina's work has been exhibited at venues across the UK, including:

• 13 St James’s Square, London SW1Y

• The Royal Automobile Club, Pall Mall

• The Mandarin Oriental, Knightsbridge

• The Grosvenor Hotel, Park Lane

• The Royal Gardens Hotel, Kensington

• Global Financial Institutions, Canary Wharf

• The Royal Lancaster Hotel, Hyde Park

• Haven House Children’s Hospice

• Richard House Children’s Hospice

• The Hellenic Centre, Baker Street

• The Caledonian Club, Belgravia

• The University of Cambridge

• The University of Warwick, ‘Well Being’ Centre

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