Diana LadoDiana Lado was born in Barcelona and holds a law degree from UPF. She completed a postgraduate in journalism at the University of London and later graduated from the Meisner two-year conservatory program in Los Angeles. In London, she began a professonal career linked to the arts and communications, with work featured in publications such as Interview magazine and The Hollywood Reporter. Vogue Spain describes her as a "cultural shaker". This profession takes her through the international arts circuit and, from Los Angeles, where she lived for 12 years and obtained USA citizenship, Diana travels regularly to work in New York, the Venice Biennale, the Cannes Film Festival, Sundance, and Miami Art Basel. She is the author of the novel Bloomsbury (2024), a work highlighted in an interview published by Spanish national newspaper El Español, which defined her style as "a writing that slides between extremes, with a free voice" that "mixes the urban with the wild". La Artista is her second novel, and the first she has written in English. Read More Read Less