Biography

Giada was born in the small village of Mozzecane, nestled between Verona and Mantova in northern Italy. Raised among nature, art, sport, and close friendships, her childhood was deeply connected to creativity and freedom.

“She’s always been a quiet and extremely creative child,” her parents often say. From a young age, Giada found comfort in solitude, spending hours surrounded by animals, drawing inspiration from the simplicity and beauty of everyday life.

After completing her studies in Interior Design and Art School, Giada made the bold decision to move to Australia alone at just 19 years old. What was meant to be an adventure quickly became a new beginning. Since arriving in Sydney, she has built a life driven by creativity, independence, and self-discovery.

“Sydney gives me the freedom I couldn’t find at home,” she says.

The ocean has become one of her greatest sources of inspiration. Early morning runs by the beach, cold swims after yoga sessions, golden sunsets, and the vibrant energy of Bondi’s coastline deeply influence her artistic vision and use of colour.

“This city gives me an incredible energy — the beaches, the parks, the sunsets from every corner of the city. That’s what truly inspires me.”

Proudly Italian, Giada admits she cannot live without coffee.

“Before anything else, the first thing I do every morning is put my moka on and have my coffee.”

Beyond her artistic journey, Giada is passionate about women’s rights and strongly advocates against domestic violence. As a survivor of domestic violence herself, she uses her experiences to inspire strength, independence, and resilience in others. Having built her own path independently in a foreign country, she believes determination and self-belief are powerful forces.

“I worked hard to create my own place in society, and unfortunately there are still many judgments about what women can or cannot do. I believe we can achieve anything if we truly want it enough.”