About carolina
German–Italian designer based in Verona and Lake Garda
Background
Her work sits at the intersection of design, research and real-world industry experience.
With a background in UX research and digital product development, she has worked across large-scale e-commerce platforms in European markets, with a focus on Germany, Austria and Italy. Earlier experience includes academic research and teaching in communication and behavioural studies, exploring how people make decisions and how design can influence behaviour.
Alongside this, her work is closely connected to the tourism and outdoor sector through ciaocycling.cc, a cycling-focused project based in Lake Garda and Verona. Her practice also includes AI-driven visual production, approached with a strong focus on realism, atmosphere and audience relevance.
With a background in UX research and digital product development, she has worked across large-scale e-commerce platforms in European markets, with a focus on Germany, Austria and Italy. Earlier experience includes academic research and teaching in communication and behavioural studies, exploring how people make decisions and how design can influence behaviour.
Alongside this, her work is closely connected to the tourism and outdoor sector through ciaocycling.cc, a cycling-focused project based in Lake Garda and Verona. Her practice also includes AI-driven visual production, approached with a strong focus on realism, atmosphere and audience relevance.
foundation
selected work
personal
Beyond design, her perspective is shaped by a strong connection to cycling, travel and the environments she moves through. Long rides, changing landscapes and time spent outdoors influence how places, movement and atmosphere are observed and understood.
Travel plays a central role, offering continuous exposure to different cultures, visual languages and ways of living. From alpine regions to urban environments, these experiences inform a sensitivity to context and detail that carries into her work.
Alongside this, small everyday rituals — coffee stops, conversations, quiet moments in new places — remain an important part of the process, shaping a way of seeing that is both attentive and grounded.
Travel plays a central role, offering continuous exposure to different cultures, visual languages and ways of living. From alpine regions to urban environments, these experiences inform a sensitivity to context and detail that carries into her work.
Alongside this, small everyday rituals — coffee stops, conversations, quiet moments in new places — remain an important part of the process, shaping a way of seeing that is both attentive and grounded.