Isacco Alberti has long been passionate about paleontology and the natural world, and has sought to combine scientific and artistic studies. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice, collaborating with the Venice Natural History Museum on a thesis devoted to the anatomical–artistic reconstruction of Ouranosaurus nigeriensis in 2018. He has worked on art and science exhibitions with museums and scientific institutions such as WWF, CNR-ISMAR, EAVP and the SPI. He has also worked as an illustrator and researcher for the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Florence. He is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Natural Sciences at the University of Florence and works as a high school art teacher and paleoartist.