Born in Madrid, Spain, Lucia Antonini is a multidisciplinary artist. She started her career as a visual artist after studying Fine Arts in Madrid, in The Complutense University, where she explored different technics as drawing and painting, photography, sculpture and participatory Art.

In 2006 she started the art collective “Artistas de guardia” with Lucas Agudelo. They created several happenings in the city of Madrid, called as participatory Art. In 2007 Alma Orozco joined the collective, and they worked together until 2008. They were inspired by the theories of Relational Art from Nicolas Bourriaud, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Jodorowsky among others.

Between 2004 and 2013, Lucia captured national attention when she received distinctive awards mostly for her work in performance Art, but also for photography and one for placing a public sculpture in the city of Madrid. She has been part of many group exhibitions and she also worked organising them, both in the underground scene and for City Councils during her work for the Jose Felix Llopis Art Foundation, specialised in Iberoamerican Art.

From 2004 and 2006 she did a Master in Fine Arts, at the Complutense University of Madrid, under the direction of Josu Larrañaga, were she researched how different conceptions of time are represented in contemporary painting, influence by our contemporary use of technology.

Her passion for music, had been developing during those years on the side, until she decided to focus on music composition and performance. In 2009 she formed the indie folk trio “On your Bike” with Clara Megías and Laura Martínez Laín. The group released one EP in 2010, one single in 2011 and another EP in 2012, that captured the attention of the Spanish media receiving positive reviews. In 2013 after Laura left the band, Coco Moya joined the trio and they released their third EP called “Inner”. In 2013, Lucia released her first solo album “Anima Di Frontiera”, produced by Alberto Marrodan Thomas, featuring songs in Spanish and Italian. At that moment she decided to go deeper in the language of music. She auditioned for Berklee College of Music in Boston to further develop her technical skills in composition and production and she majored in Professional Music. Lucia moved back to Spain in the Summer of 2016, to release her new EP "El jardin secreto" co-produced with Alberto Goicoechea and recorded in Boston during her last year in college. In 2017, she settled down in Valencia, Spain, where she produced and released her firs music video of the song "La llamada", a work recorded at the Botanical Garden of the city. That work became later part of a solo exhibition organized at the Sala Hort de Tramoieres, in the Art Gallery of the Botanical Garden curated by Eva Pastor y Elisa Caballer. The exhibition showed the visual art created through the process of making the album, with the cultural references, the sketches, photographies, lyrics and the music video. That was her first approach to combine music and visual art as a project. From that experience she started to work again with visual arts, focused on developing her artistic practice in both disciplines. In 2019 she did a collaboration with the contemporary dancer Lorenza Di Calogero and the spanish painter Inma coll, creating a performance called “De los pies a la cabeza” (“From the feet to the head”), exploring the dialogue between improvised contemporary dance and improvised singing along with paintings created by Inma coll for the occasion.

Since Spring of 2019, Lucia is developing her pictorial work. After spending one year living in Brazil she is now back in Valencia, Spain, where she works at her studio and teaches music to children.