Archaeologist with a strong commitment to the educational sector and accessibility to cultural heritage. In 2015 he obtained a master's degree in Archeology at the University of Florence, and in 2019 he obtained the title of specialization in Archaeological Heritage with a thesis on accessibility to cultural heritage.
His professional career began in 2012 as a museum educator, with positions at the National Archaeological Museum of Arezzo and museums and archaeological parks in the Livorno area. Since 2016 he has been part of the team of the Museum of Natural History of the Mediterranean, in particular in the educational, accessibility and planning sectors at local, regional, ministerial and European level, with the aim of making culture and science accessible to all.