Magda Di Siena is an italian author.

Her work revolves around the intersections of surfaces, space and atmosphere, exploring their emotional resonance and translating them into projects that are both evocative and poetic.

Career

After the University Architecture degree in Naples (Federico II) she received the Master degree in Touch Fair Architecture and Exhibit Space at the University Institute of Architecture in Venice (IUAV).

She has collaborated with private galleries and public institutions to the conception and design of events and exhibitions including:

_East Zone: Antonio Beato, Felice Beato and Adolfo Farsari, Venetians photographers in nineteenth century through

the Orient_

Villa Contarini, Padua 2011;

_Hiroshige: da Edo a Kyoto. Vedute celebri del Giappone. La collezione del Museo d'Arte Orientale di Venezia_

Palazzo Grimani, Venice 2014;

_Yume: Japanese Dreams_

Museo di Villa Galvani, Pordenone 2015/2016.

_Japanese elegance in the Vittorio Collection Photographs, one day off exhibition _

Museo di Arte Orientale, Venice 27.10.2017.

As an artist, she works in her private studio in Pordenone, where she develops a personal and distinctive aesthetic research on traces, shadows and other projections of existence.

She exhibited her works in the event:

_ Blooming Among Thorns /Fiorire tra le spine, Villa Catteneo, San Quirino PN, 2024.

As an art teacher, she currently teaches drawing and art history in public middle school, employing an experiential learning approach that focuses on developing the unique talents and abilities of each student.