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Graduated in Art History – Cultural Heritage Sciences, she deepened the foundations of contemporary art theory and criticism by obtaining a Master’s degree in curatorial studies from IED in Rome and a PhD from Central Saint Martins, UAL, London. Her interests mainly focus on photo medial practices and theories between techno-sciences and visual culture. As a member of the Leonardo, CGRN, and RSA networks, she has presented at conferences and talks internationally, contributing to a series of scientific and monographic publications. In addition to having experience in museums and publishing, since 2014, she has been working as a curator in collaboration with private organisations and institutions. Since 2007, she has collaborated as an author with industry journals.

PhD in Architectural Composition – Theories of Architecture and Advanced Studies in Architectural Design. From 2005 to 2023, she was a professor of Architectural Design, Interior Architecture, Urban Morphology, Exhibit Design, Design for Public Space, and Postgraduate Courses in Theories and Techniques of Recovery of the Modern at the Sapienza University of Rome. Since 2023, she has been teaching Project of Temporary Spaces at Federico II University of Naples. She was part of the Observatory on Modernity research group and the editorial staff of ArchiDiAP at Sapienza. She is a member of Centro Studi sul Moderno and has authored articles in books and scientific journals, including “LDAiMdA Paesaggi, architetture, interni”, ARe, 2019, and “Roma. Via Olimpica. Il paesaggio urbano si trasforma”, Prospettive, 2015.

She graduated in Translation from SSLMIT in Trieste and is an author, trainer, lecturer, and activist. She created #quellavoltache, a social campaign addressing sexual harassment and abuse. She has also worked as an author and television and radio presenter. Her publications include the short story collection Nudo d’uomo con calzino and several young adult novels. Her essay Manuale per ragazze rivoluzionarie – Perché il femminismo ci rende felici is a foundational text for young feminists, followed by Rivoluzione Z – Diventare adulti migliori con il femminismo and Brutta – Storia di un corpo come tanti, a collection of monologues on aesthetic pressure. In 2024, she published Cose mai successe.

He graduated in political science from the European Institute of Design. His career began in 1978, focusing initially on furniture and furnishing before shifting to visual communication. He has collaborated with Panorama, L’Espresso, La Repubblica, and Linus as an illustrator, and as a graphic designer with the Sunday supplement of the Globe, Fiera magazine, and Reporter Fine Secolo. With Giunti Editore, he managed the graphic design of monthly magazines and editorial series. In 2020, he founded the Bernacca Immagine publishing house, specializing in graphics and illustrations, particularly sketching and the tradition of the travel notebook. He also collaborates with the University of Rome Tor Vergata, Headu Giochi Didattici, and the Mare International Bookshop.

He graduated in Art and Entertainment from the DAMS in Bologna in 2011. He obtained a degree in sound engineering from the Accademia Nazionale del Cinema in Bologna in the same year. In 2013, he was certified as Autodesk Maya A.C.E. Since 2014, he has been a technical director and production supervisor for permanent video projections in archaeological sites and museum spaces, focusing on Oman and China. He is a partner and production manager of VirtualBlast, a studio specialising in CGI and video post-production. He has collaborated with important entities such as RAI, Sky and Eagle Picture, contributing to creating high-profile projects, including live sets on international film and television sets.

She was trained in classical studies and graduated with a degree in Visual Communication in the Graphic Design Course from AANT. She established herself as a freelance Art Director, collaborating with many of the most established advertising agencies, such as Spark44, Saatchi, Tbwa, Low Pirella, Humans, Super Egg, Marimo, and many others. She is the Art Director for Fendi and the Digital Creative Director at Hdrà and Mith. She was the Artistic Director of television programmes for La 7 (Non è l ‘arena – Giletti) and Canale 5 (Amici di Maria De Filippi, with Luca Tommasini)—Art Director for the AANT and lecturer since 2016.

Her artistic background formed a solid foundation for her career in design. She currently works as a UI/UX designer at Accenture Song, where she is committed to finding creative solutions to complex problems. She furthered her skills in usability through accessibility training, becoming an expert in the field and conducting in-house business courses. Her most significant professional experiences include collaborating with important public and private entities to create ministerial portals, e-commerce and tourism platforms. Since 2024, she has also been teaching at the AANT.