Born in Pistoia, Italy, Giulia Landi gets her degree in Animation at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia of Turin (2010), where she actually lives. After graduating, she moves abroad to work for several feature films, among whose “Titeuf”, "Pinocchio" (Enzo d'Alò), "The Congress" (Ari Folman), "The Red Turtle" (Michael Dudok de Wit), "Funan" (Denis Do), "Bunuel in the labyrinth of the turtles" (Salvador Simò) and “Where is Anne Frank” (Ari Folman).

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In 2012, together with other animators and musicians, she produced a collaborative animated short based on the cadavre exquis technique, entitled “Exquisite Drowning”. In 2016 she directed the short film “Limites”, in collaboration with the Archive of Ethnography and Social History of Lombardia.