Margherita Moscardini (1981, Livorno) is an artist interested in processes of transformation, whether urban, natural or social, within certain territories that inspire her multidimensional works.
Her work moves through various fields, including architecture, the city, and citizenship. With the complicity of law, she seeks to construct sculptures taken both as objects and as walkable spaces that, legally, take their distance from the sovereignty of the country where they are physically located. Moscardini favours long-term projects which, each requiring a specific medium, are developed through a range of forms and materials that include large-scale interventions, drawings, sculptures, video works and writing. Since 2015, her main source of inspiration has been the Eastern Mediterranean, where her work takes shape as a device that seeks to operate continuously both within and beyond the symbol.
Her first monographic publication is Metropolitan Voids Agency, Archive Books Berlin, 2025, edited by Zasha Colah and Francesca Verga.
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