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I’m Martino Chiti

He studied cinema at the University of Florence and moved to Madrid, where he completed a three-year master’s degree in photography. He works across multiple areas of art and communication, studying the relationship between society and the individual. He creates installations combining still images, video, and soundscapes.

He produces reportages and documentaries focused on human and social issues, including a sociological study on the Vajont tragedy and an analysis of diasporas in modern migratory flows, among others. His experimental short film Mina, which explores kidney disease in Nicaragua as part of an international medical cooperation project, has been screened at festivals in Italy, the USA, and Colombia.

In 2014, he founded Proforma Videodesign, an agency specializing in virtual scenography, projection mapping, and installations for events, festivals, and brands. In 2016, he created a video installation for the inauguration of the new contemporary art area at Opificio Golinelli in Bologna. In 2017, he designed the virtual sets for Egon, introspettiva da Klimt a Schiele, a multidisciplinary theatre production. In 2018, he produced video installations for the ECOC (European Conference on Optical Communication) in Rome, as well as immersive content for Modigliani Opera displayed at the Reggia di Caserta. In the same year, he founded IMMERSIVA, an agency producing video mapping and theatre shows.

In 2020, he designed the virtual scenography for Goldberg Variations, a performance for three strings, a body, and images. In 2021, he created the video mapping project Mirandola: A riveder le stelle for the reconstruction of the church destroyed during the 2012 earthquake in Mirandola. With Proforma Videodesign, he is part of the Italian Digital Art Experience, featuring among the top creative studios in Italy.

Since 2013, he become Lila’s father.