Nina Gerada is a multidisciplinary artist. Born in Malta in 1983, she studied Art, Design and Architecture in London. Her career has spanned different fields and she has worked at a multitude of scales; including Production Design for film, Urban Design, Architecture and Map Making before focusing on sculpture.

Gerada has recently exhibited at Clay/Craft/Concept at the Malta Society of Arts and participated in the inaugural Malta Art Biennale. She exhibited at the British Ceramics Biennial and at Collect in Somerset House, London. Other exhibitions of note include Frammenti at Thrown Contemporary, Debut at &Gallery, Edinburgh, So I Cannot Loose My Way at The Middle Room, Los Angeles, Leech 101 at London Craft Week, Extended Commentary at The Daphne Festival, London and Cartography of Care at the Spilt Milk Gallery, Edinburgh.