TANAT

TANAT is a Mexico City practice working between architecture, art and research. Led by Diego Rivero Borrell Maass, it proposes schemes of collective thinking and creation, and imagines ways of resignifying ethical symbols in the relationship between the self, its time, its context and itself.

The practice treats research as a way of finding themes that trigger symbolic relations and places of questioning, opening architecture and deepening it rather than only building it. Projects such as Lustro, developed between 2019 and 2023, and Rizoma del Agua read the Mexican capital as a landscape of overlapping cities and water memories, using drawing and representation to extend architecture’s meaning and usefulness.