An education organized around difficult questions.

Giulia received an elite accelerated private education at a small school for gifted students and began university unusually early, excelling in advanced philosophy seminars from the beginning. Her subsequent graduate-level philosophical training and sustained independent work have centered on Continental European ethical and political philosophy, developed through close study and guidance from distinguished faculty at a leading liberal-arts college and through advanced programs including recent study in Paris on the value of humanistic education in the age of artificial intelligence.

She describes herself as a perennial student of philosophy: rigorous without being doctrinaire, learned without treating thought as a credentialing exercise. Her work joins philosophy to visual art, film, dance, writing, education, sexuality, and the lived problems of power.