MARTA ROBERTI

Marta Roberti (b. 1977, Brescia, Italy) is a multimedia artist based in Rome. She studied Philosophy at the University of Verona before completing her postgraduate studies in Multimedia Art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Brera.

Rooted in drawing, her practice extends into installations and animated videos, through which she explores the fluid intersections between East and West. Engaging with mythologies and their visual representations, Roberti’s work is informed by the idea that the self is boundless and not exclusively human.

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Roberti’s most recent exhibitions include: Rivelazioni, Museo di Sant’Orsola, Florence (2024); Dior Cruise A/W 2024, curated by Paola Ugolini & Maria Alicata, Musée Rodin, Paris (2023); Cuando era Ahora, ICC Mexico, CDMX (2023); Cose che non accaddero mai ma che sempre sono, curated by Ilaria Mariotti, Villa Pacchiani, Centro Espositivo, Santa Croce Sull’Arno (2023); Ipercorpo: InPresenza, EXATR and Forlivese Arena, Forlì (2023); VITA NOVA, A New Life, Alankar Gallery and Gyan Museum, Jaipur, curated by Myna Mukherjee & Davide Quadrio (2022); Encounter of Imagination. Dialogue between The Divine Comedy and Classic of Mountains and Seas, Pearl Art Museum, Shanghai (2021); I say I, Galleria Nazionale di Arte Moderna, Rome (2021); Ladder to the Moon, Galleria Monitor, Rome (2021); Visions in the Making, Italian Institute of Culture, New Delhi (2020); Wall Eyes, Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Auditorium Parco della Musica, Rome (2019-2020); Something Else, Biennale of Cairo (2019); Portrait Portrait, Taipei Contemporary Art Center (2017); Scarabocchio, Kuandu Museum of Art, Taipei. Forthcoming exhibitions include the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Athens (2025).

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In 2020, she was awarded the Cantica Award, and her work Bestiary of the Other World became part of the collection of the National Institute of Graphic Arts. Her works are held in various private and institutional collections.