Sita Spada

Sita Spada is a Hindi supporting actress, curator, and dancer. She was born in Milan, Italy, and has lived in India and Taiwan for the last 15 years and is working in the cultural sector as a curator, artist liaison, artist hunter, museum event coordinator, and creative and project executive. She completed her philosophy at Università di Pavia, and her Critical Curatorial Studies of Contemporary art focus on Asia from the National Taipei University of Education in 2017. She completed her basic education from Istituto Universitario di Studi Superiori, Pavia. The actress studied Odissi Classical Dance at Meera Dance Academy under the guidance of Guru Sangeeta Dash and completed her Indian Aesthetic Diploma from Jnanapravaha, Mumbai.

She also studied the Mandarin Language at National Taiwan Normal University and completed her Master of Arts from the National Taipei University of education in 2021. Sita has proficiency in Chinese, English, Hindi, Italian, and Italiano. She started her career in 2007 as an actress in Frida Kahlo in Milano Italy. She also worked with Sintonia Production in 2007 and with Biting Snake Production in 2008 as an actress. She worked with Santosh Sivan Santosh Sivan (born 8 February 1964) is a film dir >> Read More... as a script editor in 2008 in Mumbai. She worked as an actress in Jo Dooba so paar in 2010. She worked with Breathe Arts as an Art Curator and artist manager in 2011.

She worked as an Odissi Dancer at Laxmana Garnaik Festival in 2012 in Cuttack. She worked as a lead actress in Matsyavatara short movie by Shyam Sunder Bio coming soon... >> Read More... in 2013. She worked as a lead actress in The Drowning Song as Amrita Sher-Gil in 2012. She worked in Songs We Wrote a film by Sandhya Sundaram with FTII production in 2013. She worked in UP 2040 by Mi-sen Wu in Taiwan. She was the founder, director, and curator of Pudu Art. She was a Corrispondente on the C channel in Taipei City, Taiwan. She is a member of the International Council of Museum, International Council of Dance, UNESCO, and Botanical Italian Society.