Tiago Patatas is a researcher and spatial practitioner, whose work investigates forms of
environmental violence and its articulation with spatial politics. His recent practice interrogates modalities of green extractivism, in particular the eruption of lithium mining frontiers, and nuclear imperialism, including the pursuit for nuclearization and its destructive global expanses. Currently, he is a PhD candidate at the School of Architecture, Royal College of Art, London.
His practice takes multiple formats including installations, digital platforms and evidence for legal
cases.
Individual and collaborative projects were presented at the Nieuwe Instituut, Helsinki Biennial, Galeria Municipal do Porto, 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.
Panel Discussion
Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam
May 2023
In the Blind Distance
Cornell AAP, New York
April 2023
Acting Juxtapositionally
IASPIS, Stockholm
French Nuclearization from a Ruin in Azores
Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon
January 2023
Across Practices
School of Architecture, Art and Design, University of Minho, Guimarães
November 2021
Colonial Present INTERPRT
HAM, Helsinki
June 2023
Telemetrics
Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam
May 2023
Galeria Municipal do Porto, Porto
March 2023
Mining the Abyss INTERPRT
Müze Gazhane, Instanbul
September 2022
Telemetrics
Centre of Culture, Ponta Delgada
June 2022
Relational Infrastructures
Reitoria U. Minho, Guimarães
May 2022
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
