Federico Rudari

Federico Rudari is a Researcher at the Research Centre for Communication and Culture (CECC) within Universidade Católica Portuguesa. His work focuses on the phenomenological understanding of contemporary cultural production and its perception by individuals and collective audiences. He holds a Master's degree in a related field from the same institution. His research integrates themes such as sustainable urban practices, queer ecology, and architectural theory, often intersecting with UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Key professional experiences include roles at UNESCO’s Cities Programme (2021), a fellowship with Uncivilised Paradigms (2022), and a visiting fellowship at Boston College (2023). His publications explore topics like queer ecology, architectural metaphors, and material culture, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach. He actively participates in academic conferences and workshops, presenting on themes such as embodied perception and decolonial possibilities in Arctic landscapes.

Rudari’s research activities include editing journals, delivering invited lectures, and organizing academic events. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with applied cultural practices, emphasizing ethical and sustainable approaches to cultural heritage and urban development.