Manuel Correa
Filmmaker
Manuel’s role at Forensic Architecture involves archival research, video editing, and liaising with communities and activists.
He completed his MA in Research Architecture at Goldsmiths, University of London in 2019. Prior to this, he studied Film and Media at Emily Carr University in Vancouver.
Manuel’s activism is focused on post-conflict memory in contemporary societies.
His film work has been presented at a number of cultural institutions and events including the Rotterdam International Film Festival, Tamayo Museum, Presentation House Gallery, the University of Copenhagen, Medellin Museum of Modern Art, the 8th Norwegian Sculpture Biennale, Palazzo Grassi, DOK Leipzig International Film Festival, and Kadist.
- investigations
- The Environmental Continuum of Genocide in Namibia
- The Grenfell Tower Fire: Situated Testimonies
- The Killing of Dilan Cruz
- Dispossession and The Memory of the Earth: Land Dispossession in Nueva Colonia
- The Black Boxes of Disappearance: Enforced Disappearance in the Siege of the Palace of Justice
- Oil and Gas Pollution in Vaca Muerta
- publications
- Lines of Inquiry: Glossary, media, field manual