Alice Vigogna

^{Every project I have curated stems from a deep passion for art and culture. My name is Alice Vigogna and I consider myself a visual storyteller, who translates ideas into new experiences.} ^{My professional journey is intertwined with places and people that have fuelled my curiosity and allowed me to hone valuable skills.}

my skills

Technical

project management, stakeholder engagement, copywriting, content editor inclusion, accessibility. I learnt these skills through managing cultural projects with public and private institutions, dealing with coordination, stakeholders and engagement. I have honed skills in copywriting, content editing, digitalisation of cultural heritage, inclusivity and accessibility, ensuring projects are accessible to a wide audience.

Trasversal

During my studies and work experiences, I developed fundamental skills such as empathic communication, critical thinking, effective time management, curiosity and self-confidence. I have learnt the value of active listening and the importance of not giving up in the face of difficulties, facing each challenge with determination, openness and flexibility.

Digital

Pimcore, InDesign, Illustrator, Project, WordPress, Outlook, Excel, Word, Teams, Xuniplay, Sigec portal. I learnt to manage differents CMS and create differents content especially during these last years at Liguria Digitale.

WORKS EXPERIENCES

Association Dante Alighieri,
Lyon (2025 – ongoing)

Teaching in a diverse environment with mixed levels has strengthened my ability to adapt and connect with others. In this context, I create flexible learning paths that respond to individual needs while preserving group cohesion. I strike a balance between structure and spontaneity, ensuring that each student finds their place within the group dynamic. I encourage dialogue and participation, transforming language learning into a shared and enriching experience.

Italian language assistant,
Lyon (2025 – ongoing)

Working as an Italian language assistant in three secondary schools in Lyon has allowed me to deepen my understanding of how language comes alive through interaction. I help teachers develop oral activities and cultural projects that encourage students to express themselves with confidence. I help students see Italian not only as a subject, but as a living culture. Adaptability, creativity, and clarity guide my daily work in different classrooms and learning environments.

Association Benvenuti,
Lyon (2025 – ongoing)

Behind every lesson there is a meeting of stories, motivations and cultures. As an Italian teacher for adults, I guide students from different backgrounds in their discovery of the language, transforming grammar into communication and curiosity into confidence. I design engaging activities by adapting teaching materials. By listening carefully, I try to create a learning space where progress grows naturally and motivation remains at the centre.

Liguria Digitale Spa,
Genoa (2023 – 2025)

Behind the success of every project is teamwork, and here, as a consultant for Digitmode, I have learnt the importance of collaboration. In the Ligurian Local Authorities office, I manage projects that celebrate the beauty and richness of my region. I monitor the evolution of initiatives, making sure every detail contributes to the bigger picture. I communicate with passion, bridging different visions to realise common goals.

Arteincampo Association,
Genoa (2022 – 2023)

The art of storytelling through cultural events is one of my passions. During this time, I have had the opportunity to highlight art and history by organising cultural events. I have promoted exhibitions and curated tours, taking a fresh look at traditional art history.

PRISMA STUDIO,
Genoa (2022 – 2023)

When contemporary art meets creativity, unique projects are born. In a year of collaboration with Prisma Studio, I have coordinated exhibitions and cultural events, exploring new ways of communicating art. The exhibition Tre alla Terza/Arte si fa design, curated for Design Week 2023 in Genoa, was one of my most popular creations: for the occasion I created an interactive tour where the public became an active part of the visual story.

Maramotti,
Reggio Emilia (2022)

Every work of art tells a piece of history, and I was lucky enough to reveal the most hidden ones. In the heart of this museum, I participated in the curatorship of an exhibition that brought to light the creations of former patients of a psychiatric hospital. It was a moving experience, which allowed me to discover and make known an intense part of Genoese history.

Museo Attivo delle Forme Inconsapevoli,
Genoa (2020)

POST-GRADUATE STUDIES

Continuing to study has always been of my priority

Generative Heritage Workshop
(2025 – 200 hours) Fondazione Fitzcarraldo ETS

A workshop to explore how artificial intelligence can enhance cultural heritage. I gained practical tools and new perspectives to tell the story in an innovative way.

European Project Workshop
(2024- 200 hours) University of Genoa

Behind every European project there is careful and strategic planning, and here I learnt how to manage it.

Master in Inclusive Tourism Management
(2022/2023 – Master of I livel)
University of Genoa

Tourism is not just travel, but inclusion and accessibility for all: a concept I have passionately pursued.

Workshop Projecting Culture for the Territory
(2023 – 200 hours) Dialoghi d’Arte

Creating culture means building bridges between the past and the future, an art that I explored in this workshop.

Specialist course Art Disruption
(2021)

Art is constantly evolving, and I have discovered how to anticipate its changes.

Cambridge Course
Bristol (2021)

The English language is my tool to dialogue with the world and take my ideas across borders.

UNIVERSITY

Master’s Degree in Visual Art
University of Bologna

Behind every artist there is a story, and in my thesis I told the story of Pipilotti Rist and her video installations.
Internship: Museo Pino Pascali Foundation – Polignano a Mare.
I helped transform spaces into visual narratives, where the audience is not just a spectator, but part of the story.

Bachelor’s Degree in Cultural Heritage
University of Genoa

Knowing the past is the key to preserving the future. My thesis explored the latest exhibitions of the CoBrA group in Italy.
Internship: Museo Attivo delle Forme Inconsapevoli, – Genoa.
Every detail counts when it comes to curating exhibitions that speak to people’s hearts.