A dynamic, internationally trained art historian, curator, and cultural strategist, I bring together rigorous scholarship and visionary leadership, shaped by two doctorates in Art History and an Executive MBA. My career, spanning academia, museum curation, and the international art world, has been dedicated to advancing excellence in research, teaching, and cultural stewardship.
Specializing in Early Modern Art and transcultural artistic exchange, I am passionate about illuminating the ways art reflects, shapes, and transcends historical experience. My work is grounded in intellectual depth, yet guided by curiosity, dialogue, and a genuine love for sharing knowledge. Whether in the classroom, the museum, or the public sphere, I strive to create environments that foster critical thinking, creativity, and meaningful engagement.
I believe that art is both a language and a bridge—connecting cultures, generations, and ideas. Collaboration, mentorship, and interdisciplinary exchange are central to my practice, and I value working alongside scholars, institutions, collectors, and cultural leaders who are committed to thoughtful innovation and lasting impact.
I remain open to new academic, curatorial, and cultural initiatives that seek to combine scholarly rigor with visionary growth. Thoughtful partnerships and ambitious projects are always welcome.