Emanuela Mastria is a visual artist born in Rome, where she lives and works. After graduating from art high school, she earned a degree in Humanities and Philosophy from Roma Tre University in 2013. From 2012 to 2015, she studied ceramics at the Nicola Zabaglia Art School, choosing porcelain as her primary medium to convey contemporary messages and visions. Her work focuses mainly on creating site-specific porcelain installations. She also occasionally produces watercolor paintings, having attended specialized workshops to refine these techniques. She has exhibited in solo and group shows as well as various exhibition projects, including Il fazzoletto di Desdemona at the Biblioteca Vallicelliana in Rome (2021) and ECTODERMA at the Biblioteca Carminella in Rome (2023). She has participated in over 40 group exhibitions in galleries and museums, such as the Museo Civico di Zoologia (Rome), MACRO, Museo delle Civiltà, Galleria Gallerati, Villa Sciarra, MAAM, the Museo della Ceramica della Tuscia (Viterbo), Palazzo delle Esposizioni (Faenza), and the Museo del Bijou (Casalmaggiore). Her works have been acquired for both public and private collections, including the Museo del Bijou (Casalmaggiore), Cittadellarte-Fondazione Pistoletto (Biella), and MAAM (Rome). Awards received include: First Place in 2018 at Il Sapere delle mani (Museo del Fiume, Nazzano) for the work Ginkgo; and First Place in the School Category in 2013 at Forme e colori della terra di Tuscia (Museo della Ceramica della Tuscia, Viterbo) for the work Driope. 2013 First Place, 3rd "Raffa&Là – Design Your Own Jewel" Competition, Rome, for the piece Yakamoz; 2025 NICE & FAIR TALENT PRIZE, Paratissima KOSMOS, Moncalieri (Turin), for the piece Bianca Flut.