Teresa Palma Rodrigues

Teresa Palma Rodrigues is an Assistant Professor at the Lusophone University of Humanities and Technologies with a focus on artistic practices. She also collaborates part-time with the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Lisbon, where she teaches undergraduate courses.

• Education: PhD in Fine Arts (Painting) from University of Lisbon (2017), MA in Painting (2008), BA in Plastic Arts (Painting) (2001)

Her research explores intersections between painting, drawing, art history, and landscape studies, emphasizing conceptual processes, material experimentation, and the relationship between place and identity. Recent work investigates visual narratives, edible installations, and collaborative art practices.

Publications reveal engagement with themes like artistic error, cultural memory, urban landscapes, and participatory art. She actively contributes to exhibition catalogs and conference proceedings in visual arts and education.

As an exhibiting artist, she has participated in international events including Just LX (Lisbon), JustMad (Madrid), and Imago Mundi (Trieste), often addressing concepts of territorial identity, ephemerality, and cultural traces.