Nicholas Zembashi
Research Coordinator / Internal
Nicholas Zembashi is an architectural researcher and animator.
Nicholas Zembashi joined Forensic Architecture in 2018 after completing his Part II at the Architectural Association. His past research lies between architecture, media and politics, and uses speculation and allegory to form essays in space. His most recent work investigated how identity is bound by a landscape of media, and how classification in machine learning reveals discriminatory biases that thwart the promise of a world without defined edges.
Nicholas has previously worked in architectural practises in Cyprus and the UK.
- investigations
- The Grenfell Tower Fire: Situated Testimonies
- Living Archaeology in Gaza
- The Black Boxes of Disappearance: Enforced Disappearance in the Siege of the Palace of Justice
- European Arms in the Bombing of Yemen
- Model Zoo
- Oil and Gas Pollution in Vaca Muerta
- The Killing of Harith Augustus
- The Battle of Ilovaisk
- Triple-Chaser
- The Killing of Zak Kostopoulos
- Lethal Warning: The killing of Luai Kahil and Amir al-Nimrah
- events
- The Future is Unwritten