Tiago Patatas is a spatial practitioner and researcher whose work supports environmental struggles and examines their articulation with spatial politics. His recent inquiries concern modalities of green extractivism, in particular the irruption of lithium mining frontiers, as well as nuclear imperialism and its destructive global expanses. Currently, he is a doctoral candidate in Architecture at the Royal College of Art, London. 
Individual and collaborative projects were presented at the Nieuwe Instituut, Helsinki Biennial, Galeria Municipal do Porto, Bergen Kunsthall, among other forums. He has taught at Lusófona University and University of Porto. Tiago holds a MA in Research Architecture with distinction from Goldsmiths, University of
London. He is based between London and Porto.
	
 
	Guardar com a Terra upcoming
  
	
	Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon
	October 2025
 
	Echoes of Barroso
	
	Royal College of Art, London
	May 2025
 
	On Traces
	
	Bard College, New York
	September 2024
 
	Panel Discussion
	
	Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam
	May 2023
 
	In the Blind Distance 
	
	Cornell University, Ithaca
	April 2023
 
	Acting Juxtapositionally
	
	IASPIS, Stockholm
	
 
	
French Nuclearization from a Ruin in Azores
	
	Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon
	January 2023
 
	Unearthing Lifeworlds of Dissent
	
	MAC/CCB, Lisbon
	October 2025
 
	Telemetrics
	
	Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam
	May 2023
 
	
	
	Galeria Municipal do Porto, Porto
	March 2023
 
	
	Müze Gazhane, Instanbul
	September 2022
 
	Telemetrics
	
	Centre of Culture, Ponta Delgada
	June 2022
 
	
Relational Infrastructures
	
	Reitoria U. Minho, Guimarães    
	May 2022
 
	
	
	Bergen Kunsthall, Bergen    
	August 2021
 
    
	Visiting Lecturer
	
	Lisbon, Portugal
	2021 / 2022
     
    
     
	
Teaching Assistant 
	
	Porto, Portugal
	2013 / 2014
     
    
	
	
	Stockholm, Sweden
	March 2023
 
	
	
	Azores, Portugal
	March 2022
 
	PhD in Architecture Research
	
	Royal College of Art, London
	2023 / 2027 expected 
 
	MA in Research Architecture distinction
	
	Goldsmiths, University of London
	
	2018 / 2019