agda Antoniazzi (Este, IT, 1987) is a visual artist with a transdisciplinary background, which spans art, science, fashion, music, and publishing. She is currently studying Visual Arts at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan and holds a degree in Communication Design from KEA University in Copenhagen. From 2016 to 2019, she was part of the nomadic independent publishing collective Feet First Fair, founded on the principle of “printing and binding books not for a solely lucrative purpose.” Between 2018 and 2019, she joined the editorial team of Gut Magazine, a London-based publication focused on art, culture, eroticism, and magick, and she contributed to the scientific journal Motherboard, where she explored topics such as gravitational waves and the so-called “Nobel disease.” Among others, she interviewed NASA scientist Loretta Falcone. In 2020, she collaborated with Triennale Milano as a set designer for the performance by No Text Azienda and Alterazioni Video, and with the independent music label Haunter Records. Influenced by speculative sci-fi, Magda’s work explores technology, identity, and possible futures. Her artistic research investigates identity and alienation, understood both as an intimate condition and as a symptom of broader political, social, and ecological fractures. She is deeply drawn to science and cosmology, and her practice intersects with the spiritual, the magical, rituality, and the occult, fields in which she finds, as in art, a generative space for wonder, escape, and expanded forms of imagination. Her work has been featured in several group exhibitions and international projects. She has been part of the artistic collective Artworkers M^C^O and currently collaborates with visual artist Alice Visentin.