Marta Pasquetti

Bio

Graduated in Garden and Landscape Architecture from the "L. Quaroni" faculty at La Sapienza University in Rome, she expanded her expertise in 2018 with a professional degree in Theatrical and Event Scenography at Sorbonne Nouvelle, as well as at the École Duperré and Boule. Her training further includes studies in drawing and graphic design at École Créapole in Paris. In 2020, she obtained a CAP in carpentry, enhancing her technical skills.

A multidisciplinary artist, she designs scenographic devices and visual installations. Her creations, positioned at the intersection of scenography and visual arts, are marked by a powerful evocative quality that opens new perceptual horizons.

Her creative process begins with an in-depth exploration of the subject, evolving into scenographic proposals she advocates for and oversees through to on-site realization.

As a founding member of the theatrical collective La Furibunda, she serves as both scenographer and director. Within the collective, she develops experiments related to inflatable architecture, designing and crafting elements that take on various forms and states according to a dramaturgical choreography.

She also collaborates with architect Nicolas Atlé on projects at the crossroads of installation, land art, and architecture. Through her artistic installations, she explores the relationship between the concept and perception of indoor and outdoor spaces, while questioning boundaries and borders.

Passionate about lightweight architecture and new construction materials, she has been collaborating with La Bonneterie since 2018 and participates in several research groups and participatory construction projects across Europe.