NATIONAL PHD IN PEACE STUDIES

Research: On the Ruins of History: International Exhibitions as Opportunities to Promote Peace in Europe

PhD candidate in Peace Studies, curriculum Literature, Arts, Philosophy, and Imaginaries of Peace, at Sapienza University of Rome, with a research project titled "On the Ruins of History: International Exhibitions as Opportunities to Promote Peace in Europe" (L-ART/04). An art historian with a background in Contemporary Art History and Critical Museology, she graduated with honours from Sapienza University of Rome, where she earned her Bachelor's Degree in Historical and Artistic Heritage (L-1) in 2019, and from Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna, where she completed a Master's Degree in Arts, Museology & Curatorship in 2021. The latter program, taught in English and French, was part of the Visual Arts curriculum (LM-89). Currently enrolled in the Post-Grad Advanced Training School for Historical and Artistic Heritage at Sapienza University of Rome, for which she was awarded a scholarship for top-ranking post-grad students by Fondazione Sapienza. She has collaborated with prestigious institutions such as the Vatican Museums, the Ministry of Culture, and the Royal Palace of Milan. Her expertise spans various fields, including historical-artistic and archival research, as well as the organization and management of exhibitions and art catalogues.