Research

Presentation of the Exhibition “A qui pertany la història” in Barcelona

On 29 January, we inaugurated in Barcelona the itinerant exhibition A qui pertany la història – Lluites per la descolonització dels museus, developed within the (Tr)Afrian(t)s programme. Curated by myself together with Alba Valenciano-Mañé and Celeste Muñoz, the exhibition aims to make visible the struggles of activism around the decolonisation of heritage and demands for restitution. In Catalonia, as early as the …

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III Architecture Week in Bata

Novembre 2025 The 2026 Architecture Week in Bata has come to a close, leaving behind a profound collective reflection on the urban future of Equatorial Guinea.For the first time in history, more than 50% of the world’s population lives in urban areas, and the country is no exception to this global trend. In recent years, …

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Architecture Week 2024

November 2024 Last November, we had the privilege of experiencing a new edition of Architecture Week in Bata, and I want to share how special this experience was. Organized as part of World Architecture Day, this week allowed us to reflect on what it means to inhabit, not only from an architectural perspective but also …

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Black Spain

January 2024 During 2023, I have been a researcher for the Black Spain project in the Basque Country, in collaboration with Artium Museoa, and in Catalonia, in collaboration with the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona. Black Spain is a research project proposed by Diáspora LAB of Radio Africa, aiming to trace the presence of …

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(Tr)African(t)s

January 2023 Since the beginning of 2023, I have been a researcher on the project “(Tr)afican(t)s – Museums and Collections of Catalonia Facing Coloniality,” which aims to trace the origin and acquisition conditions of pieces and collections in Catalan museums from Morocco, Equatorial Guinea, and the Philippines. The project takes as its reference framework a …

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Bioko: Architecture and Memory

June, 2009 https://patrimoniobioko.tumblr.com/Inicio There was a place in Malabo where the first Equatoguinean lawyer grew up and was educated; from that same place, the first pianist would also emerge. There was also a place built by the inhabitants of a village who contributed twenty-nine boxes of cocoa per year to carry out its construction; today, …

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