Giulia (she/her) is an Italian-born, Brooklyn-based multidisciplinary artist focusing on illustration, icon systems, and graphic design.
Her works span from commercial and editorial assignments to personal artistic explorations. Inspired by urban life, diversity, and pop culture, she aims to work on culturally and socially relevant projects and tell complex stories with simple shapes — and sometimes words.
Lately, she’s also been focusing on creating and managing events at Salotto, a cultural space she co-founded in Brooklyn in 2023.
SELECTED CLIENTS
Adobe
Sagmeister&Walsh
The New York Times
Coca-Cola
Target
McDonald’s
IKEA
Snapchat
BBDO
Italian Ministry of Culture
World Health Organization
Quartz
Teatro alla Scala
NYPR
Corriere della Sera
Volkswagen
Logitech
826 Valencia
COOP Italia
Lavazza
Rizzoli
Il Sole 24 Ore
Quarto Publishing
Juventus FC
Kazoo Magazine
American Physical Society
New York Ophthalmology
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2024 – Saranno Illustri
Illustri Festival, Vicenza
2022 – Mind the Gap
Illustri Festival, Vicenza
2021 – Flags of the United Character Nations
Pictoplasma, Berlin
2020 – Visualize the Vote
Link screens, NYC
2020 – The Flag Project
Rockefeller Center, NYC
2019 – Chicken Brooklyn
Sena Art Gallery, NYC
2018 – Hope to Nope: Graphics and Politics
The Design Museum, London
2018 – Artists for Education
Mondadori Duomo, Milan
2013 – Un homme juste est quand même un homme mort (fanzine exhibition)
Palais de Tokyo, Paris
AWARDS & JURIES
YOUNG GUNS 22 – Juror
PRINT Awards – Annual Report Design – Silver
3x3 Pro Show – Merit Winner, Honorable Mention
American Illustration – Chosen Winner
Autori di Immagini – Selected
Premio Illustri – Finalist
One Show College Competition – Merit
TALKS
2020 – Adobe Live Vector Art stream
2020 – Selected Conference – Bilbao
2018 – Adobe Live Vector Art stream – SF
2017 – Adobe Live at 99U Conference – NYC
2015 – Quasar Design University – Rome
SELECTED PRESS
Rai Italia
La Repubblica
Sky Arte
FrizziFrizzi
Design by Women
Radio Deejay
Lovers Magazine
All images © 2014–24 Giulia Zoavo