Giulia Grossmann was born in Paris in 1984.
Giulia Grossmann studied at the École Nationale d'Expression Plastique de Paris-Cergy. She obtained her DNSEP (Diplôme Nationale Supérieur d'Expression) in 2009 and then studied anthropology at the University of Paris Nanterre.
Giulia Grossmann directs films that are shown in art centers, galleries and museums as well as in film festivals in France and abroad.
Each of his films questions our way of living on Earth by putting Man in relation to the space that surrounds him; from the Basque mountains to the Mexican desert, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Icelandic volcanoes, to the space that separates us from the planet Mars...
His films are part of a collaborative scientific approach. His films are part of a collaborative scientific approach, whether it be around projects in the so-called hard sciences or in the social sciences. This hybrid approach, where the dreams of scientists and reality are intertwined, allows her to tell how science can open up to other realities.
She recently received the CNC quality award for her film PASAIA and was a finalist for the SCAM experimental work award for her short film "La réponse de la Terre".
Her film Proxima B was selected for the "Contemporary Talent 2019" award by the François Schneider Foundation.
In 2021 she is laureate of the Agnes B Tara Océan residency and embarked on board the schooner during the scientific mission Microbiomes off the coast of Senegal.
