Meet The Team

Graduated in Art History, Specialization in Art Therapy and MA in Museum Education and Accessible Paths, she coordinated programs in Museum Accessibility that were featured in Conferences together with professionals, among the others, from Met and Van Gogh Museum. She straightened her curatorial skills through courses held by international institutions  as Mofet International in Tel Aviv, she curated exhibitions about Neurodiversity and Childhood with Istitutions in Europe, Asia and US. She has been chosen as panelist and been published for an innovative use of augmentative alternative communication for optimizing the fruition of exhibitions and buildings of historical interest. Currently proud founder @ #Cultureeing

Luca Merlijn
Heritage Expert & Impact Maker

Specialized in heritage and global citizenship education 

Chief museum Education officer in Nigeria national Commission for museums and monuments and a professional museologist with a PGD in museum studies; presently works as a museum Education officer in one of our country's museum located at Asaba the capital of Delta state , Nigeria.

Museum  Educator

Sherin Benzon lives and works in Abu Dhabi. As a child she was mesmerized by the rich and diverse culture and traditions that was practiced in India. She started practicing art on a variety of mediums as she wanted to continue and documents her diverse culture and heritage. Her favorite subject in school was history which made her to choose her career as an archaeologist. After excavating some historic sites in India she moved to Abu Dhabi to work at the newly opened Louvre Abu Dhabi Museum to be a museum educator. Where she met some amazing artists, curators and educators. The museum world opened her vision on how to breakdown history and connect the art world to her audience. Which made her to return to her art practice. She likes to paint miniature daily life scenes, and do art workshops related to history. Over her career she has planned and delivered 20+ varieties of art workshops tailored for different audience. She has completed art and interactive learning courses and she believes that we should keep learning different techniques of museum education to offer active learning.

Director of Children’s Museum at the Grand Egyptian Museum

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I am working everyday in creating creative exhibition for children about ancient Egypt. After the opening of the GEM all children are welcome to enjoy our Exhibition through Hands on activities, technology games, theatre, and story telling. We are also making educational programs for children.

Shreya Sharma works as a restorer and archivist at devi art foundation. She is an oral historian who documents experiences of partition survivors of 1947. She uses her academic and professional experience to advocate a more diverse and inclusive cultural space. She has been an advocate decolonisation, working with various organisations in U.K and U.S.A. She has been invited by various conferences and organisations as a panelist and speaker. 

She has curated and delivered various courses on Indian art and oral history internationally. 

She strongly believes in Bringing the museum to the people with interactive and immersive activities.