Born in 1971, in Milan, Lorella studied art in Milan at the Castello Sforzesco and obtained a degree in Fine Arts and Creative Arts in 1994.
During her artistic journey; she collaborated with other artists all over Italy, and her first personal exhibition started in Milan in 1993.

Italian Artist Exhibition sponsored by Gallery D’Ars in collaboration with the Newspaper Eco di Bergamo, Il Resto del Carlino, Il Giornale di Sicilia 1993.

Exhibited Art work on cardboard, canvas: Won the First Price in National Competition of Montecampione 1994 Museum of Brescia, Italy

Designed landscape panel Produced illustrations for History Magazine: Studio Architetto Allevi 1995 Milano, Italy

Personal Exhibition: Studio Panigati Milano, San Babila 1995

Personal Exhibition: display of my works of art on canvas, wood and cardboard: Gallery D’Ars in collaboration with the news paper TM&L 1994 Tutto Milano e Lombardia(Corriere Della Sera).

In 1997 Lorella Move to London where she worked as an illustrator for a couple of publishing company, all this time Lorella kept the passion for painting and illustrative work side by side.

Lorella moved to Helsinki in 2009, and where she continued her passion for painting, Lorella achieved her first exhibition in Helsinki 2011 and her second exhibition in may 2014 (http://www.helsinkitimes.fi/culture/culture/culture3/10601-the-art-of-women.html).  In 2015, Lorella has moved back to South London with her family,and continued to paint. In 2019,Lorella moved to paris for a new adventure where she continue her artistic work.

Lorella is very motivated and enthusiastic to paint and have found a new stream of creativity and styles in her new paintings.

Her art is full of meaning with a turbulence of colours and many contrasts as the world surrounding her. She is full of energy and contradictions, and she is constantly aware of strong issue that appears the day-to-day way of life.
She is passionate on the process of artistic journey on canvas, showing her identity in her art, through the brush of a colour with the people in her painting.