Fabio Coden

Fabio Coden is an Associate Professor at the Department of Cultures and Civilizations (Università degli Studi di Verona). His primary academic role focuses on medieval art history and architecture, with a specialization in Romanesque and Byzantine artistic traditions. He is a member of several academic bodies including the Faculty Board of PhD in Archaeology, Art History and History and the Collegio Didattico of various degree programs in art and cultural heritage.

• Research Interests: Medieval architecture (4th–14th centuries), Byzantine art, and medieval sculpture techniques.
• Teaching: Leads courses on medieval art history across multiple degree programs, including master’s and PhD levels.
• Committees: Active in academic governance, including curriculum and quality assurance committees.

His research explores architectural techniques, liturgical objects, and the interplay between Eastern and Western artistic influences. Key projects include studies on Verona’s medieval architecture, San Zeno Basilica’s Carolingian graffiti, and Byzantine artistic heritage in Italy.

• Labs/Teams: Involved in research groups analyzing Gothic architecture in eastern Alpine regions and medieval sanctuaries in Veneto.
• Publications: Over 30 peer-reviewed articles focusing on Romanesque building practices, liturgical artifacts, and medieval burial sites.