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Catharina Gabrielsson is a Professor specializing in Urban Theory at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, with a background in architecture, criticism, and curation. She obtained her doctoral degree in 2007 with a thesis titled 'Make Difference: Public Space as a Medium of Art and Architecture,' which investigates the intersections of political philosophy and aesthetic practices in public spaces. Her research critically examines modes of spatial production, employing fieldwork to connect aesthetics, politics, and economics. Currently, she leads a VR-funded artistic research project on 'Transversal Writing,' focusing on creative writing as a research tool in architecture. Gabrielsson has published widely in journals and contributed to several notable academic volumes, such as 'Architecture Feminisms' and 'Deleuze City.' Her ongoing research examines the political economy of public art and involves collaboration with various experts across disciplines. She has held visiting researcher positions at several institutions, including the London School of Economics and Cape Town University, and is a member of the editorial committee for 'Arkitektur Architecture Culture.'
KTH Royal Institute of Technology • Stockholm, Sweden
Led research and taught courses in Urban Theory and Architecture.
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