Born in Novara in 1966, Giuseppe Galliano obtained a classic maturity diploma in the same city and he then graduated in Law at the Milan State University in March 1992, with a thesis entirely written in Latin on Public Law guided by Valerio Massimo

After graduation he completed a course on Italgiure-Find information technology programming language at the Milan State University and another course at the Milan Sacred Heart Catholic University on administrative law, specifically focused on the autonomy of local Bodies. 

Finally, he completed a course at the Industrial Union of Turin, aimed at the training of Congressional Operators, focused on logistics organisation, marketing and communication. 

At the same time he was a beta-tester of the Windows NT operating system, as well as for animation and the 3D modelling software of 3D Studio and 3D Studio Max of Autodesk-Kinetix and Solid Thinking.

He starter his professional activity producing 3d simulations,virtual sets computerized reconstructions and using animation and three-dimensional modelling software. He kept in constant contact with the foreign software houses for using and developing new external (Ipas and plug-in) routines.

From being a 3D animator in 1994 and 1995 he became a demonstrator of the 3d Studio software at the Smau Fair for the national distributor Micrograph, also carrying out numerous training courses for this software. Autodesk have often used his professional experience as a “case history”. 

In 1994, in the forensic information system field, he developed the first three -dimensional reconstruction used in an Italian courtroom and in 1999 the first reconstruction of the eyesite of a murderer , used in an Assizes Court of Law.

  He has developed multi-media productions for major Italian Publishers (De Agostini, Giunti, Mondatori, Tecniche Nuove, Edizioni San Paolo) which are now available on CD-ROM as well as DVD

He has managed both on-line and off-line communication projects for Public bodies and important Companies (amongst which there are the following: ST Microelctronics, Bracco, Fiat Group Automobiles Financial Services)

He has developed innovative virtual sets, three-dimensional aids and special effects for tv channels such as La7, Canale 5, Italia 1, 7 Gold and Odeon TV.

He has also worked on numerous newspaper articles: from January 1995 to May 1996 he managed the “3D Area” heading on the “PC Week” weekly magazine, published by Mondadori Informatica.
From April 1997 he managed the "Motion Zone” heading of the monthly CD ROM & Multimedia magazine, published by Tecniche Nuove. In 1999 he was a guest on the “UNO MATTINA - RAI UNO” morning television broadcast 

Giuseppe Galliano now one of the most important Italian authors in the multi-media communication field for the television, publishing, financial, industrial and pharmaceutical sectors.

He currently works as a producer of communication tools, with his own organisation,  Fabrica Art & Media, and as a supplier of services for multi-media productions, with the Giuseppe Galliano Multimedia Studio.