The work of MP5 is renowned for its striking black and white incisive imaginary used across various media. The background in scenography and animation has significantly contributed to developing the research in diverse fields, from video installations to mural interventions. The imaginary embodies a critical and politically engaged perspective on reality; in recent years, the artist has closely linked the work to themes related to bodies and gender.

MP5’s artworks have been exhibited in international museums and galleries, including GNAM-Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna in Rome, Centro Pecci in Prato, La Tour 13 in Paris, Mattatoio in Rome, Wunderkammern Gallery, Lazarides Gallery in London, Dopeness Gallery in Taipei, Shanghai Art Fair. MP5’s latest solo exhibition, *La Terza Dimensione*, is held at the Museo Novecento in Florence.
Public artworks have been realized across Europe, Asia, and the United States.

MP5’s artworks have been published in numerous magazines such as Rolling Stone, The New York Times, i-D, Vice, Le Monde Diplomatique, Vogue, and Juxtapoz.Since 2018, she has collaborated with Michela Murgia and Chiara Tagliaferri on the editorial project *Morgana*. She realized the artwork for Premio Strega 2025.

MP5’s work has become a symbol of the NonUnaDiMeno movement.
From 2018 to 2022 MP5 curated the art direction of Gucci’s global campaign for gender equality, *Chime for Change*. Since 2021 she works on "Movimento Immagine," a research project exploring the connection between visual and performative arts, with the participation of choreographer and performer Alessandro Sciarroni. In 2023, the monographic book *Corpus* was published by Rizzoli, bringing together, for the first time, MP5’s work from over twenty years.