Lucia Rebolino
Lucia Rebolino is an architectural researcher and a research-based computational designer.
Lucia conceives her practice as a space to test new tools in investigative projects, where different branches of science and design can conceptualize, critique, and visualize through data, new counter-cartography aesthetics, drawing attention to complex and invisible systems.
She holds an MSc in Computational Design Practices at Columbia University GSAPP and an MArch from Politecnico of Turin.
Before joining Forensic Architecture, she collaborated as a Researcher and Teaching Associate at the Center for Spatial Research at Columbia University.
- investigations
- The Architecture of Genocidal Starvation
- The Environmental Continuum of Genocide in Namibia
- The Massacre at Tur Al-Zagh: Al-Dawayima, 29 October 1948
- Israel's Destruction of the Port of Gaza
- A Cartography of Genocide: Israel's Conduct in Gaza since October 2023
- Chemical Fire at Marathon Refinery
- ‘No traces of life’: Israel’s Ecocide in Gaza 2023-2024
- Living Archaeology in Gaza