Born near Rome, Marta was raised in an environment where creativity was not just encouraged but lived. She grew up in her father’s lutherie workshop, where the first thing she learned in life was the meaning of artistic freedom. Her entire path has been guided by art, moving through every discipline with curiosity and intensity.

From drawing and graffiti to tattooing, sculpture, and classical painting, Marta has never stopped exploring. She studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, but her real education came through constant experimentation and a refusal to stay within any frame.

Her work begins with a reflection on her roots. Born and raised in Italy, Marta grew up within a culture where patriarchy ruled quietly but deeply. A society where female pleasure was allowed only if granted by a man, where silence and shame were imposed on the body, and where women were rarely taught that their desire mattered.

But Marta has always been free. Rebellious by nature, she refused to accept silence. Her art became her language, her protest, and her way of saying: pleasure is not a sin.