Lorenzo Pezzani
Research Fellow
Lorenzo Pezzani is an architectural researcher. In 2015, he completed a PhD in Research Architecture at Goldsmiths, University of London, where he is currently Lecturer and leads the MA studio in Forensic Architecture. His work deals with the spatial politics and visual cultures of migration, with a particular focus on the geography of the ocean.
- investigations
- Drift-backs in the Aegean Sea
- The Pylos Shipwreck
- Fire in Moria Refugee Camp
- Shipwreck at the Threshold of Europe, Lesvos, Aegean Sea
- Sea Watch vs the Libyan Coastguard
- The Seizure of the Iuventa
- Death By Rescue: The lethal effects of non-assistance at sea
- The Left-to-Die Boat
- publications
- Lines of Inquiry: Glossary, media, field manual
- ‘It’s an Act of Murder’: How Europe Outsources Suffering as Migrants Drown
- events
- Conference: Itinerant Witnesses
- Immagini alla deriva for the opening of Liquid Violence
- Introduction to Logistical Nightmares
- Stop the Criminalisation of Human Rights Defenders
- Data for Social Good
- The Parliament of Bodies: A Century of Camps
- FORENSIS - Book launch
- press
- ‘It’s an Act of Murder’: How Europe outsources suffering as migrants drown
- Case Against Italy Over Migrant 'Pull-Backs' Uses Goldsmiths Research
- Caso Iuventa, I Video Che Scagionano La Nave Dell’Ong Tedesca
- An Italian Court Decision Could Keep Rescue Boats From Saving Refugees in the Mediterranean
- Chi Ha Incastrato Jugend Rettet? Emergono nuove verità
- The Rise of Forensic Architecture
- Mourning the Dead While Violating the Living
- Per una Contro-Cartografia del Mediterraneo
- The Left-to-Die Boat (radio documentary)