Tiziana holds an MA in Medieval and Renaissance Art from the Sapienza University of Rome and a PhD in Art History from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, US. Over the past five years she has conducted extensive research on architectural and religious history in Greece and Cyprus. She has also worked as an intern in the Cleveland Museum of Art and in the Youth Educational Center of the Hermitage. She currently works as Didactic Operator in the Vatican, teaches history at the Lorenzo de' Medici Institute, and occasionally travels to Finland to teach at the Nordic School. As a Context docent, she likes working with kids and families and enjoys transmitting her enthusiasm and knowledge about Rome's cultural sites while encouraging active learning. She is currently writing two children’s books, one on Caligula and the other on the entertainments at the amphitheater Correa.