Natália Machiavelli is a multimedia artist, graduated from the art academy "Gerrit Rietveld Academie", in Amsterdam. She acts professionally in the fields of music, theater and audiovisual. Natália directed, in 2011, the documentary "Troca o Trópico (Northwards)", premiered at the World Cinema Amsterdam and later exhibited in main film festivals. She composes soundtracks for her films, plays and for other theater performances. Since 2013, Natália works for the São Paulo International Theater Festival - MITsp, with Antônio Araújo and Guilherme Marques. MITsp won in 2017 the national Bravo Award for "Best Cultural Event". In 2020, Natália Machiavelli idealized and launched the Platform MIT+, the virtual axes of MITsp. In 2021, Natália launched her first music album entitled "Phya Natashka", entirely authorial, produced by Chico Saraiva and Bruno Buarque, with Simone Sou, Yedo Gibson, Ian Gottlieb, Enrique Menezes, Janja Gomes and Thomaz Panza. The creative process of the project was documented and broadcast live through the online platform atraves.tv. Since 2019 she works with international diffusion of performances, namely with the projects "Altamira 2042", by Gabriela Carneiro da Cunha, and TePI - Theater and the Indigenous Peoples, a festival directed by Aílton Krenak and Andreia Duarte, showing performances by indigenous artists.