Miguel Teodoro (1997, Portugal) is a visual artist and researcher based between Portugal and the Netherlands. His research-based practice examines the interdependencies of materiality, geopolitics, ecology and visual culture through site-responsive and media- specific spatial interventions. His most recent body of work investigates the techno-scientific transformations of agricultural land and its correlation with the political and environmental history of imaging technologies – researching the impacts on soil fertility and its material and territorial manifestations. Teodoro holds an MA in Geo-Design from the Design Academy Eindhoven (NL) and a BA degree in Fine Arts from the University of Porto (PT). Teodoro is also a self- taught forager and farmer working towards merging his artistic and land-oriented practices under the same body of work.
The residency is supported by the Studiotopia project. Studiotopia has been co-funded by the European Union’s Creative Europe programme under grant agreement No 101130939.