An art historian, curator, and cultural project manager; he teaches Contemporary Art History at the University of Verona, serves as an international visiting professor at the Universidad Autónoma de Chile, and is the scientific director of the Savona Ceramics Museum Foundation.
He is the author of books and articles on various aspects of modern and contemporary art in the Euro-American region, with a particular focus on the dynamics of international circulation and exchange, on groundbreaking and avant-garde figures such as Piero Manzoni, Lucio Fontana, Enrico Baj, and Asger Jorn, and on the relationships with regions known for their ceramic craftsmanship.
As a curator, he has organized exhibitions and wide-ranging cultural projects, artist residencies, and participatory and active initiatives for the development of artistic and cultural heritage at the local level.
Since 2025, he has served as scientific director, alongside Monica Molteni, of the “Metodo Contemporaneo” research project—an observatory on the relationship between the arts and the wine-growing landscape—sponsored by the University of Verona and BAM! Cultural Strategies.
