Martina was born in Milan in 1992. Her painting practice is rooted in a physical process that emphasizes layers of color and the abstraction of different images.
For Martina, painting is a way to communicate with the world through sensations. Art becomes a means of expressing emotions, strong feelings, or introspective reflection. The individual perception of each work creates a dialogue with the viewer, where communication is shaped by emotions rather than language. This dialogue between process and final image oscillates between accidental marks and evocative spaces, exploring how free-floating forms aspire to be both familiar and strange, illogical yet sublime. They follow an internal logic built upon fragments, layers, and shapes.
She invites the viewer to immerse themselves in these ambiguous spaces, where imagination and reality merge, offering a visual experience that evokes both reflection and emotion.
