Having always been interested in the intertwining of art, aesthetics and politics, my path has taken several turns, allowing me to acquire a strongly transdisciplinary perspective. After studying accountancy and marketing, I pursued a master's degree in cultural management, and finally focused on philosophy and aesthetics. Other interests and goals relate to associationism, volunteering and grassroots cultural productions.

Firstly, the research attempts to revisit traditional environmental aesthetics, showing how the experience of the environment is necessarily situated within a precise cultural-historical context. Secondly, an attempt will be made to show how the same approach is particularly useful for understanding our experience of climate change, emphasising the responsibility we all have in articulating our shared sensible dimension.