Hi, I'm
Carola Trozzo.

I originally trained as an Industrial Designer, but somewhere along the way I stopped defining my work by the industries I was working in and started defining it by the questions I was trying to answer.

That curiosity has taken me through computational design, digital fabrication, industrial printing, editorial systems, interaction design, branding, and creative technology. It has also taken me across countries, languages, and cultures, exposing me to different ways of thinking, collaborating, and solving problems. Looking back, it probably seems like I couldn't make up my mind. In reality, I've been following the same curiosity all along.

I'm just not very good at being casually interested in things.

A large part of my career was spent at one of Latin America's largest offset printing companies, where I redesigned workflows, developed automation systems, led multidisciplinary teams, and learned that good design is rarely about isolated objects. More often, it's about understanding the relationships between people, processes, technology, and information.

Alongside that, I've continued exploring computational design through independent projects spanning jewellery, textiles, fabrication, branding, and experimental making. Those projects became a laboratory for testing ideas, building tools, and discovering new ways computation can expand creative possibilities.

Today, I'm completing a Master of Interaction Design at the University of Technology Sydney while working as Design Editor at McNeel, collaborating with designers, researchers, and practitioners from around the world. Together, those experiences continue to reinforce something I've come to believe over the years:

The most interesting opportunities rarely belong to a single discipline.

They're usually hiding somewhere in between.

NOW EXPLORING