Francesca Gasperuzzo (Treviso 1981) graduated in architecture at the Iuav University of Venice with a thesis on an unusual form of art and architecture: the perspective boxes painted in distorted (anamorphic) perspective in 17th century Holland. Since then, she has focused on the history of representation and its relationship with contemporary art, collaborating with the Imago Rerum team (Iuav) coordinated by professor Agostino De Rosa. She was fellow at the University of Engineering in Padua with a project that studied the architectural perspectives painted by Mantegna in Padua (Cappella Ovetari). Currently she is a PhD student at the Iuav with a thesis on the oblique architecture of the Cistercian monk Juan Caramuel de Lobkowitz and the architectural treatise Architectura civil recta y obliqua (Vigevano 1678).
Critical review of studies on the representation of architecture and use of the image in science and art
