Watch Bruno Alves de Almeida introduce his curatorial practice and research during his residency at Delfina Foundation as one of the 2025 Brooks International Fellows at Tate.
Bruno shares insights into his interdisciplinary practice, exploring the relationships between art, architecture and the social and spatial conditions of the places where he works. He reflects on curatorial projects developed across Brazil, Sweden and the Netherlands, examining how artists and cultural institutions can engage more meaningfully with local communities.
Discussing his research with Tate St Ives, Bruno considers artist residencies as spaces of exchange and dialogue, and explores how they can shape more open, collaborative, and place-responsive institutional models.
Bruno’s residency was supported by The Brooks International Fellowship Programme in partnership with Tate.