Before joining SensArt in October 2022, he obtained a BA in Visual and Performing Arts (2018) and a MA in Art History (2022) at the Università degli Studi di Padova. His research interests focus on the experience and perception of Netherlandish medieval sacred artworks—ranging from paintings, sculptures, and reliquaries to illuminated manuscripts and everyday devotional objects. His studies place these artworks within their social, ritual, and emotional contexts, combining the analysis of original sources with an interdisciplinary approach that draws on anthropology, liturgy, and modern cognitive psychology.
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