Augusto Forti currently serves as the Vice President of the International Institute for Opera and Poetry in Verona, where he leverages his extensive background in geosciences and geophysics to bridge the worlds of art and science. With a rich history of directing research institutes and...
Augusto Forti currently serves as the Vice President of the International Institute for Opera and Poetry in Verona, where he leverages his extensive background in geosciences and geophysics to bridge the worlds of art and science. With a rich history of directing research institutes and centers, Forti has been instrumental in fostering interdisciplinary dialogue, particularly at the intersection of culture and scientific inquiry. His tenure at UNESCO, where he oversaw basic science research and assisted member countries in reorganizing research policies and reforming higher education, underscores his commitment to advancing knowledge and innovation on a global scale.
At the International Institute for Opera and Poetry, Forti is spearheading key projects that explore the relationship between the performing arts and societal development. His expertise in program management and leadership allows him to effectively guide initiatives that promote cultural outreach and community engagement. Through public speaking and public relations, he advocates for the importance of integrating scientific perspectives into the arts, enriching both fields and enhancing public understanding.
As a scientist and writer, Forti has authored several influential works, including "Aux Origines de l'Occident" and "Prometeo," which have been translated into multiple languages. His writings delve into the complex interplay between science and society, reflecting his belief that the arts can serve as a powerful vehicle for scientific communication. With a strong skill set in leadership development, marketing, and social media, Forti continues to expand the Institute's reach, ensuring that the transformative power of opera and poetry resonates within contemporary discourse.