She holds a degree in Humanities, specialising in the History of Literary Criticism, with a dissertation on Mario Pannunzio’s magazine OGGI. She also attended the Advanced Training Course in Communication Sciences taught by Professor Mario Marcellini at Sapienza University of Rome.
She worked in External Relations at the Italian Federation of Newspaper Publishers (FIEG) for over 30 years. A registered journalist in the pubblicista category, she is a member of the Lazio branch of the Italian Order of Journalists (membership no. 182410). A communications professional, she is also a professional member of FERPI, the Italian Public Relations Federation (membership no. 2760), for which she handles media relations.
She contributes to Economy, writes the “Arte&Bello” column for the digital culture magazine Media Duemila and “La Curiosità è un’Arte” for Museooggi.it, the portal edited by Paolo Leonini and dedicated to museum professionals. She also writes for numerous other online publications. In the agency sector, she collaborates with Andrea Cicini’s Gruppo Matches in Rome.
Passionate about writing and contemporary art, she promotes artists and galleries, having gained experience at Capitolium Art in Rome and subsequently at Galleria Pian dé Giullari, with which she continues to collaborate.
More recently, she has expanded her work into exhibition curating. Together with Andrea Bottai, she co-curated Giuseppe Fulcheri’s exhibition “Donne”. She curated Adele Dezi’s first solo exhibition, “Weightless”, followed by Massimo Sebastiani’s “Mothers of Invention” at Filippo Maria D’Alessi’s Strati d’Arte Gallery. In photography, she curated Giulio D’Ercole’s exhibition “Interpretino landscapes”.
For Rome Art Week 2026, she is curating Manuela Scannavini’s new solo exhibition, “Allora mi sono fatta sasso” (“Then I Became a Stone”), at Pian dé Giullari, Via dei Cappellari 40, Rome. The exhibition runs from 19 to 31 October 2026, with the opening reception on Tuesday, 20 October.

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