My name is Mafe Moscoso, I am the anthropology professor and researcher at BAU, College of Arts and Design of Barcelona. I hold a PhD in Anthropology (Freie Universität Berlin) (2011), an MA in Migration and Refuge (UAM) (2006), and an MA in Cultural Studies (UASB) (2004). I did a postdoctoral residency at the Center for Area Studies (2012), at the Freie Universität Berlin. I was awarded the third Marqués de Lozoya National Research Prize in Spain (2011) and was nominated for the Ernst-Reuter-Prize by the Department of Anthropology at the Freie Universität Berlin (2011).
‘m working between the intertwining of ethnography and fiction. My main lines of research are memory and migrations, experimental ethnography, and anti-racist and feminist studies and practices. During the last years, I have explored the field of transdisciplinary methodologies, developing projects, workshops and seminars, inside and outside the university.
I assist doctoral theses that address ruminating epistemologies; colonial heritages, extractivisms and colonial imaginaries; ethnographic drawing from art, the political and the collective and new approaches to pattern-making and bodies.
