Matilde Calamai is an Italian poet born in Prato, Italy, living and working in Florence, Italy. Start young modeling career by winning the first contest "a face for model" is the beginning of a career in the fashion world that will lead to major parade for Maison such as Vogue, Glamour and Anna Testimonial Belotti Optics and Hearing. In 1999 enters the world of television with the broadcast "Quelli del calcio" with Fabio Fazio and continues the activities with the programs "In forma e salute" to Italia 7 in 2002, "Idea" gravure news and interviews with celebrities on Canale 10 in 2003, "Prima serata" and "Lombarvie" Telelombardia in 2004, "L'Isola del Cinema" on television Cooming soon in 2005, "Sanità al futuro" Telelombardia, "Medici e salute" aired on Channel 10 in 2005, the TG rose municipality of Milan and " Fai la mossa giusta, previeni" broadcast on Telelombardia sky and circuit 901, "NetTV" program dedicated to the world of the internet to RTV 38 in 2007, "Tanta Salute " program dedicated to the health well-being of Antena 3. Telelombardia and Sky 901 from 2007 in 2010,"Vivi in Bellezza" to RTV 38 from 2008 to 2013, "Weekly TG" to Red Alice in 2008, "treasure hunt" cultural program on Telelombardia in 2009 and "Se ci sei fatti vedere" to TVL in 2013. In 2004 writes as a journalist for the newspaper "Kult" magazine and author of Tg and becomes responsible for the promotion and the President of the Province of Milan Ombretta Colli. The 2009 began his career as a writer by publishing the novel titled "La bellezza parte da dentro" with Neftasia editor, in 2010 he published the book of short stories "Storie sexy di ragazze per bene" with GDS editor with foreword by writer and director Federico Moccia in 2012 published the book of poems "Pensieri inVersi" with edizioni Linee Infinite and in 2013 the short novel "Paola beyond words" with Giuliano Ladolfi editor. In 2012 made his debut as a solo artist with "Art Mater" at La Pergola Arte Florence Art exhibition starting a process that leads to exhibit his works at the Agora Gallery in New York.