The SciArt initiative is growing with two new members who bring fresh perspectives in science communication and art–science collaboration. Their diverse expertise strengthens the Joint Research Centre’s mission to connect science and society through creativity and visual storytelling.
About Anna Pagnone
Anna is an environmental physicist who has fallen in love with collaborations between art & science. After working as a climate modeller and joining an expedition aboard an icebreaker in the Southern Ocean, she led the project Portraits of Climate at the University of Hamburg, an initiative exploring human perspectives on climate change through art and dialogue. Currently a visiting scientist in the SciArt Team at the JRC, Anna is passionate about bringing transdisciplinary projects to life, especially those that deepen understanding and inspire societal transformation toward effective climate change mitigation and sustainable adaptation. Her work bridges science and art through co-production and emotional engagement, creating connections between participants and the public.
About Lorenzo Pazzi
Lorenzo joins the team with a background in Molecular Biology and Science Communication, specialising in visual storytelling, scientific illustration, and data-driven animation. Passionate about physiology and the human body, he combines creativity and design to make complex scientific knowledge accessible and engaging. Having collaborated with research institutions and science museums, Lorenzo has gained valuable experience in transforming research into compelling visual narratives for diverse audiences. He works at the intersection of science, communication, and design, driven by the belief that visual media can reveal the beauty of research and spark curiosity in society.
We are glad to have Lorenzo and Anna with us!
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