(Barcelona, 1990) researches the history of knowledge in its scientific, artistic, sensory, and technological dimensions. He holds a PhD in Visual Studies from Harvard University and, since 2023, has been a member of the Laboratory for the History and Theory of Architecture, Technology, and Media at EPFL (Lausanne). His latest book is El arte del saber ligero (Editorial Siruela, 2023) which will appear in English, Italian and French translation. He has also published: Napa(s). Persistir en lo inacabado (Ediciones La Bahía, 2017) and Chaque Mercredi Caracas (Edition HS, 2020), a collection of images examining the relationship between colonialism and mass tourism, which won Les plus beaux livres suisses de l’année 2020 award. His writings have appeared in academic journals and magazines such as Grey Room, Perspecta, Bomb Magazine, Future Anterior, the Journal of the Society of Architectural History.

Participation in IMA projects
Prolog Reenacting Dartmouth