My research practice relies on participatory action research (PAR) and Research through Design (RtD), methods that centre experience and social history, and emphasize collective inquiry, experimentation, knowledge-creation, and social change.
on how urban collectives use creativity and innovation in/through DIY-urbanism.
a community planning study case and action-toolkit on how to re-design a green space.
3. gentrifier, i.
a research-creation project on urban gentrification, the role we play within, and materiality.
4. Missed Connections: urban spacetime engagement through games.
a literature review on social encounter, connection, and engagement through time- and location-sensitive technology and games in public space.
5. Determinants of social protest in Mexico.
a quantitative study that explores: why do people take to the streets?
6. Guerilla gardening zine.
a research-creation project that rethinks the intersections of (socially engaged) art and public pedagogy.